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I like to make burgers from fresh ground chuck. Today the roasts were not on sale, but the Tri-tip was. The butcher said it would make a nice burger. He double ground it to get the fats dispersed. Was not a fan. Felt the patty came out dense. Pretty sure it was more the double grind than the change in meat.
 
I like to make burgers from fresh ground chuck. Today the roasts were not on sale, but the Tri-tip was. The butcher said it would make a nice burger. He double ground it to get the fats dispersed. Was not a fan. Felt the patty came out dense. Pretty sure it was more the double grind than the change in meat.
I always double grind but I prefer a blend - I like 1/3 brisket, 1/3 sirloin, 1/3 short rib - so the double grind gets it good and integrated.
 
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I combined three different recipes to make a pie today and the end result tastes good but looks like hell so I will leave you with this. I was gifted graham flour for making graham cracker crust and my first attempt at mixing and matching recipes was not as great as it could have been. I just should have pulled the pie when I checked it the first time. It was clearly done. Leaving it in longer just made a mess and burned the edges.
 
kid made "fancy" garlic bread last night

involved chopping fresh parsley and garlic. the word pungent does not do the aroma justice. even with air purifiers running all night the house still smells of parsley and garlic this morning. amazing.
 
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