pkondz
Brace yourself for immediate disintegration
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- Mar 9, 2007
No. No, there wasn't. Especially when Calvin started building snowmen.
No. No, there wasn't. Especially when Calvin started building snowmen.
I'm a firm believer in you can never have enough crap on a burger or dog.
A good burger should have (in addition to meat and bun)
cheese
lettuce
chili (beef not bean)
tomato
pickles
pickles (not a typo)
more cheese, too
bacon or back bacon or ham
mayo
mustard
ketchup (but I won't add it if the rest is already put on by someone else)
onions (preferably fried)
mushrooms (sauteéd)
fried egg
Add more stuff for fun. Like KD or pineapple.
In the fall of 1991 Ruby and I moved up to Lynn Lake, MB (where Lynn Johnston is from... or at least lived)
Many people there still remembered her.
Some tidbits...
The house where she lived still has an entire wall mural that she painted on it.
Her real life husband was apparently exactly like the comic husband John.
Remember the original dog, Farley? He died after rescuing April?
He's named after the town's main feature, the Farley Mine. (Gold if you're interested.)
I disagree.
While I would never do what Carrie does (I still can't believe you only put ketchup on, Carrie)
I do believe in ketchup on meat.
I hear you. It's supposedly not done, but.
I'm a firm believer in you can never have enough crap on a burger or dog.
A good burger should have (in addition to meat and bun)
cheese
lettuce
chili (beef not bean)
tomato
pickles
pickles (not a typo)
more cheese, too
bacon or back bacon or ham
mayo
mustard
ketchup (but I won't add it if the rest is already put on by someone else)
onions (preferably fried)
mushrooms (sauteéd)
fried egg
Add more stuff for fun. Like KD or pineapple.
Cool tidbits on Lynn Johnston.
As for burgers, I like a little less stuff on mine. My usual Five Guys order is a cheeseburger with grilled onions, sautéed mushrooms and A-1 sauce.
If you haven't figured it out, I'm a picky eater.
I don't like salad so why would I want it on my sandwiches?
Who is Lynn Johnson?
I always liked her take and insight on the adventure that is raising young'ens and on family life in general.
and have the tomato grilled first (or replaced with either a "fried green" one or a good salsa).
Still not sure about eggs on a burger either, but considering that I love steak-n-eggs, I really should give that a go sometime.
Agreed on the pineapple as well (grilled of course).
But you lost me on "KD"... that's a new term to my untrained South'rn ear.
KD originally Kraft Dinner is mac n cheese, comes out of a box complete with noodles and cheese mix.
(Cook noodles, add mix, butter and milk. Stir. Eat until you explode.)
Slap some-o that on a burger huh?
Gott'a admit, that notion never occurred to me... 'til now.
Now if I were to do such though, it wouldn't be made with KD.
Nope, I'd be using "Bad Mac"; my wife's version of the critter.
- has three or four kinds of cheese (more if we're feelin' adventurous)
- extra butter and replaces a good portion of the milk with heavy cream
- may or may not also include bacon or some other type of smoked sausage depending on the mood
- slow baked to ensure ultra creaminess (with even more cheese thrown on to crisp up at the end of the bake)
- the leftovers can be reheated, or sliced and fried, or breaded and deep-fried...
some of that on a burger, may well be prohibited by law.
I may now have to break that law.
Mac and cheese on a burger? That is truly weird! You guys are just getting ridiculous!
I wouldn't mind adding some baked beans but they're too messy!
I think there's a hot dog at WDW that has mac & cheese on it.
What does everyone think of the free dining debacle of 2015? It makes me scared for next year. We really depend on getting the free dining with our trip. The percentage off a room isn't as good of a deal. We might have to stay at all star music! And possibly cut our trip short.
A good burger should have (in addition to meat and bun)
cheese
lettuce
chili (beef not bean)
tomato
pickles
pickles (not a typo)
more cheese, too
bacon or back bacon or ham
mayo
mustard
ketchup (but I won't add it if the rest is already put on by someone else)
onions (preferably fried)
mushrooms (sauteéd)
fried egg
Oh Lord, that sounds amazing.
Care to share the recipe???
You had me until the fried egg. What were you thinking?
I'll check with the boss.
I suspect the she'll gladly share the basics...
but it may be short on a few of the subtle nuances.
My mom is a wartime girl, and grew up never wasting anything. So growing up we had a jar of bacon drippings that could be used as a substitute for any kind of kitchen fat. Well, try replacing the butter with bacon fat my friend. KD infused with the taste of baconey goodness. Mmmmmmm..... I haven't had KD in decades but I can still imagine that taste like it was yesterday.As Tarzan said: "Oh I see..." KD = Mac-n-Cheese
Slap some-o that on a burger huh?
Gott'a admit, that notion never occurred to me... 'til now.
Now if I were to do such though, it wouldn't be made with KD.
Nope, I'd be using "Bad Mac"; my wife's version of the critter.
- has three or four kinds of cheese (more if we're feelin' adventurous)
- extra butter and replaces a good portion of the milk with heavy cream
- may or may not also include bacon or some other type of smoked sausage depending on the mood
- slow baked to ensure ultra creaminess (with even more cheese thrown on to crisp up at the end of the bake)
- the leftovers can be reheated, or sliced and fried, or breaded and deep-fried...
That stuff is so ridiculous, that my son routinely requests a batch instead of birthday cake.
(and since his BD is coming up soon, that means she'll be makin' some in the near).
Mmmm, Mmm, Mm, Mm, Mmmmmmmmmmmm...
some of that on a burger, may well be prohibited by law.
I may now have to break that law.
So... the best parts...
My mom is a wartime girl, and grew up never wasting anything. So growing up we had a jar of bacon drippings that could be used as a substitute for any kind of kitchen fat. Well, try replacing the butter with bacon fat my friend. KD infused with the taste of baconey goodness. Mmmmmmm..... I haven't had KD in decades but I can still imagine that taste like it was yesterday.
My mom is a wartime girl, and grew up never wasting anything. So growing up we had a jar of bacon drippings that could be used as a substitute for any kind of kitchen fat. Well, try replacing the butter with bacon fat my friend. KD infused with the taste of baconey goodness. Mmmmmmm..... I haven't had KD in decades but I can still imagine that taste like it was yesterday.
I believe you asked about the recipe for "Bad Mac"