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Red Lobster’s Perfect Potato
4 med Idaho russets
2 bags of cooking rock salt
Bacon Grease
Punch a small hole in potatoes with a fork. Wipe the potatoes with bacon grease. Cover
the bottom of the pan with rock salt. Add potatoes. Cover completely with rock salt. Bake
in oven at 350 for at least one hour. Remove, wipe off, save the rock salt until next
time.
Serve with your favorite condiments.
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White Castle Sliders
Get a pound of 85% lean ground beef, and divide into 16 equal sized pieces.
Form each into a 2-1/2 inch square patties. Do this on waxed paper. Make
the patties very thin. Then "cookie-cut" five holes in each pattie.
(the pattern should resemble 5 on a dice) A CLEAN pen cap works nicely.
Freeze these 16 patties. (It'll make it easier later)
BUNS: the buns are also small. My grocer has dinner rolls the exact size
I need, but you might have to create your own using hot dog buns. One
hot-dog bun makes two White Castle buns. Simply cut in half (through top
and bottom) and then cut off the rounded sides to make them square.
COOKING: This is key. You need to finely chop a medium white onion.
On a pre-heated 375 degree electric griddle, lay about 1-1/2 Tablespoons
of onion for each patty you want to cook (generously spray with non-stick
spray like Pam first) The onions should only be "one deep" if you will.
Immediately place frozen patty directly on top of onions and press down.
Cook for about 4 minutes right on top of the onions. The holes in the beef
will allow the steam to cook the top side. (You don't flip)
Add a dash of salt and a pinch of pepper to each patty while they cook.
Remove and place on UNTOASTED buns.
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Cooking - Kitchen - Recipe Tips...
* When using fresh herbs such as dill, chives, parsley,
etc.,
hold them together in small bunches and snip with kitchen
scissors. It is a lot faster this way, and you'll find the
herbs will be light and fluffy, not bruised and wet as they
often get when chopped.
About Shallots:
The Latin name for shallot is Allium Ascalonicum. The name
refers to
Ascalon , an ancient Palestinian city where the shallot is
thought to
have originated.
The flavor is a pungent blend of onion and garlic. Their
color can vary
from pale brown to rose, and the flesh is off-white and
barely tinged
with green or purple.
Shallots burn easily because of their high sugar content.
For this
reason, saute briefly over low to medium heat. When using
raw minced
shallots in salad dressings, lessen their pungency by
reducing the
juice; wrap the minced shallots in a clean kitchen towel
and squeeze
the shallots so the cloth absorbs some of their juices,
then add the
shallots to the recipe as directed.
Shallots will keep for approximately six months if stored
in a
cool, dry location.
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