That sounds wonderful!

SEahag

"Capt.American" wrote in message
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Capt.American wrote:
jlrogers±³© wrote:
Any knowledge of cheeseburgers here?

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jlrogers±³©

The best burger are made aboard.

This delicious burger has all the spiciness of the
Caribbean, yet a
pleasant coolnes from the lime zest. Remember to grate
only the green
portion of the lime peel, since the white portion tends to
be bitter.

INGREDIENTS:
1 pound ground pork, preferably lean
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 tablespoon fresh lime zest
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1/2 teaspoon red pepper, crushed
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
Hamburger buns

PREPARATION:
Preheat grill for medium heat. Combine pork, garlic, zest,
thyme, salt,
red pepper, and black pepper. Shape into 4 patties, about
1 inch thick.
Place patties onto grill and cook for 9 minutes, turn, and
cook for a
remaining 9-10 minutes.


About 3 minutes before patties are cooked, brush burger
buns with olive
oil and place on grill. Toast lightly on your Magna grill.
When patties
are cooked, remove from grill and serve on buns with
favorite
condiments.

Capt. American

P.S. Crumble any local goat cheese on the burger and smoke
it until
it's melts enough to drip.

Capt. American

"Seahag" wrote
That sounds wonderful!

Does sound good. But too bad it ain't a cheeseburger. Burgers are made out of ground beef not pork.
Captain America's making sausage burgers.

Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Seahag" wrote
That sounds wonderful!

Does sound good. But too bad it ain't a cheeseburger. Burgers are made out of ground beef not pork.
Captain America's making sausage burgers.

Cheers,
Ellen

Ahoy Ms. Ellen;

Hamburgers have no ham either. The Caribbean's main staple of meat is
pork, not beef. The islands do not have enough room for cattle
ranching. Every sailor worth his salt know's this.

Capt. American

"Capt.American" wrote
Hamburgers have no ham either. The Caribbean's main staple of meat is
pork, not beef. The islands do not have enough room for cattle
ranching. Every sailor worth his salt know's this.

Nobody said they're ham. Hamburger is just the name of ground beef.....
You just can't go around calling pork hamburger. That's the same as calling
lamb hamburger or alligator hamburger or chicken hamburger.Duh!
And you don't need room for cattle to have hamburgers. You freeze the
patties or big chunks of ground beef and you ship them in. Gosh but your dense....
Somebody try to feed me pork when I ordered beef I'd smack them and demand
my money back. What if you were Jewish? Horrors.

Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Capt.American" wrote
Hamburgers have no ham either. The Caribbean's main staple of meat is
pork, not beef. The islands do not have enough room for cattle
ranching. Every sailor worth his salt know's this.

Nobody said they're ham. Hamburger is just the name of ground beef.....

Should ground beef be called Beefburger and not Hamburger?


You just can't go around calling pork hamburger. That's the same as calling
lamb hamburger or alligator hamburger or chicken hamburger.

Why not? The main ingedients of a cheeseburger is not cheese.

Duh!

Stop that, it's making your forehead flat.


And you don't need room for cattle to have hamburgers. You freeze the
patties or big chunks of ground beef and you ship them in.

Butchered aged (never frozen) grain feed angus beef is the only way to
go, if you prefer a freezer burned flash frozen slabs then you need to
stick with Mickey D's.

Gosh but your dense....
Somebody try to feed me pork when I ordered beef I'd smack them and demand
my money back. What if you were Jewish? Horrors.

The guards feeding the scum in Gitmo love pork Tuesday. It's the other
white meat.

Capt. American



Cheers,
Ellen

"Ellen MacArthur" wrote:

"Seahag" wrote
That sounds wonderful!

Does sound good. But too bad it ain't a cheeseburger.
Burgers are made out of ground beef not pork.
Captain America's making sausage burgers.

I didn't even notice that! Haha...it still sounds good!

Seahag