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ITT talk about creative substitutes for bread in common recipes

I had a burger today without the bun and grease just went everywhere, then I discovered this so as soon as I make another burger I'll post results if it worked well or not. Anyone try rice patties instead of a bread bun? any other ways to soak up the delicious burger grease? I'm not interested in gluten free bread or things that exactly try to mimic bread without wheat, I'm more looking for the challenge of not eating bread in things that normally have bread just because interesting challenges produce good results sometimes

>> No.12008703

>>12008695
Lettuce my nigga

>> No.12008705

>>12008695
instead of making food abominations you can just stop eating foods that require bread

>> No.12008707

>>12008695
Feces

>> No.12008708

>>12008703
lettuce is the common choice but it doesn't soak up the grease, also I don't keep lettuce, it just seems like I don't go through it fast enough and doesn't have enough micro nutrients for the price

>> No.12008709

>>12008695
Just make a big bao bun

>> No.12008717
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another favorite of mine is having a soft boiled egg or eggs over easy on buttered toast. I can just eat the eggs without bread but I wonder what some interesting alternatives would be, maybe potato pancakes?

without the requirement to make the yolk soft, you can use the egg itself as the sides of a sandwich and put bacon or something else in the middle (I often have the toast egg sandwich with bacon too, though I've also given up nitrates lately)

>> No.12008720

>>12008708
No, it doesn’t soak up the grease, but the grease does coat it like salad dressing.

>> No.12008724

>>12008709
bao is still technically bread, would be interesting to try though! I'd just as soon try making gyoza if I were going that route

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>>12008709
>>12008724
almost forgot, mochi is a thing! easy to make too

bonus, you can use little bits of unsweetened mochi to cover cat pills in, if you ever have to pill a cat, one way to make it easier

>> No.12008765
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12008765

>>12008695
Well you'd need something starchy because nothing else is really going to soak up grease. There are sandwiches that use flattened plantains instead of bread. You could probably do the same thing with potatoes.

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>>12008705
no anon, this is a food abomination

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>>12008765
>There are sandwiches that use flattened plantains instead of bread
that sounds like it could be good, never had a plantain but I know that they're often cooked and eaten like chips

>pic
how about stuffed mushrooms instead of bruschetta?

>> No.12008899

My gfs boobs sandwiched between my dick

>> No.12008906

>>12008705
>>12008707
>>12008899
why are you people even on /ck/ if you're not interested in food?

>> No.12008910

>>12008807
>how about stuffed mushrooms instead of bruschetta?
That would probably be good, if you precook the mushrooms a bit otherwise it's going to be pretty wet