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first and foremost a burger is about the beef. the beef needs to be excellent quality, cooked properly, and seasoned right. once you get those qualities, then you can start worrying about toppings. for me, simplicity is key. i like my burgers with onions, pickles, a slice of american cheese (nothing
are looking for a simple, single cut of beef, go with chuck. it has a nicely balanced flavor. if you are willing to blend a few cuts, i use a mix of sirloin, brisket, and short rib. each brings a different flavor to the table and they blend and balance each other very well. if you are buying pre-ground...
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this is a good, standard chili, with lots of ground beef, tomatoes, kidney and pinto beans, and onions. it needs to simmer for minutes on the stove, or can be made in a slow cooker and left to simmer all day. by george couch caramel apple pork chops succulent pork loin chops are paired brilliantly with
slices of tart apple cooked in a satin-smooth sauce of butter, brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg. a few chopped pecans over the top make this a delectable autumn entree. by karena watch spanish rice bake ground beef, fresh onion, green bell pepper, tomatoes and rice are simmered in a sweet-hot sauce...
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beans and wild potatoes; but ground beans are hard to dig, and the people, anyway, liked the new kind of beans better. whether the ground beans and wild potatoes of the missouri bottoms are descended from the seed planted by the villagers at devils lake, i do not know. my tribe, as our old men tell
, were drawn and spread flat on the ground to make a floor for the booth; and stones upon them weighted the cover against the wing. in figure the four posts, a, b, c, and d enclose one section of the drying stage; the booth did not enclose the whole ground space of this section, but about three fifths...
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