/ck/ - Food & Cooking

This Steamed Ham deviates from the norm, opting to use toast as the buns.
>>9799670
No, you misheard me, I said Steamed Hams.

This heart shaped Steamed Ham is perfect for that Valentine's Day dinner.

they're clearly fried

>>9799667
are those onions cooked into the burger? Damn that looks good, why don't restaurants do that more often? Especially these artisan burger places, what is the obsession of putting a steak inbetween buns and then topping it off with a variety of sauces. Its not a burger and its not a steak.

haha, right guys?

>>9799812
a lot of people don't like onions. fried meat patty with minimum spices is a starting point that attracts the widest customer base

that being said I've seen a few places that actually do it but they aren't common at all

Here's a triple Steamed Ham for you big eaters.

>>9799821
abattoyattoditpotcleiyk

Those are burgers

>>9799920
Wait a second...

>>9799953
I count from 0, so it's 3.

>>9799812
nigga you aint even been to krystal? c'mon nigga!

>>9799664
I thought we were having steamed clams?

>>9799976
No, no, I said Steamed Hams, that's what I call hamburgers.

I think spoons are pretty good.

Steamed ham I made. Tips for a great burger? Here's one I made.
Brisket burger seasoned with garlic, portini mushrooms, parmesan, soy, worcestershire, salt, and pepper, carmalized onions, cherrywood smoked bacon cooked in the onion fond with the burger cooking in the bacon grease, sriacha basil pesto, cheddar cheese crisp, melted munster cheese, and arugula on olive oil toasted buns.

A U R O R A B O R E A L I S

>>9799989
Ahh, you must be from Utica.

Non native speaker here, is this a reference to dir Skinner in the Simpsons or was that just a reference to something else?

>>9800642
I live in Utica and Ive never heard of it

>>9800653
Yeah, it's a Simpsons thing, nobody refers to hamburgers as steamed hams, well, of course unless you're from Utica, NY.

I do not eat beefburgers.

what is your opinion on a nice steamed hamburgle? (burger+waffle)

Steamed hamburgers are actually a thing in the northeast US.

>>9800658
Albany, not Utica.

>>9800658
But they are not steamed!?! Hamburger is not streamable food. If this supposed to be funny just say so! Ba! Fack yu americkanski!

>>9800838
I would love me a steamed ham right about now

>>9800077
>soy
no thanks, moshe

HHAHAHAHAH
THE SIMPSONS
GET IT HAHAHHA
YEAH I SAW THAT ONE HAHHA
HAHAHA STEAMED HAMS WAHAHAAHA
GOOD POSTH HAH HA HAH AH AHA xD LOOOOOOL STEAMED HAMS HAHAH : D

>>9801449
SKINNNEEERRRRRRRR

>>9799943
It's a cultural dialect

Well, /ck, you're an odd board but I must say, you steam a good ham.

>>9799664
real steamed ham from ct here

sneed hams

>>9801449
>I'm too cool for Simpsons jokes
What did he mean by this?

>>9800662
A nice spin-off from the regular Steamed Ham.

What's the deal with fast food mayonnaise? I can't stand the store bought stuff and It just makes any recipe that calls for it taste like mayo. Sonic and Hardee's overloads their burgers with this special pure white stuff and it tastes great with no strong smell or taste.
What's the difference? How do I get this nice white mayo?

>>9802695
Some brands have more lemon/vinegar than others, which might be what you don't like. Try different brands. Or, it could be that the mayo from fast food places is usually room temperature or warm which changes how it tastes.

>>9799676
wonder what you could do to get the bread that thin so it almost makes a pocket. press it down before toasting maybe?

>>9799943
it's a regional dialect. upstate new york.

>>9800657
It's an Albany expression.

>>9801449
nobody is forcing you to be here, anon. you can leave any time or you can chill out and enjoy some patented Skinnerburgers.

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Made this one All-American

>>9800838
You hangry, buddy? You sound like you could use a steamed ham.

>>9800409
may I see it?

>>9804095
No.

>>9803370
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>>9799664
Do you know what a burger is omg

>>9800662
those photoshop water droplets on the tomato

venison, bacon, jalapeño steamed hams

>>9801449
I dont get it

>>9799958

>>9800077
>Puts effort into making a nice burger
>Serves it on a paper plate

C'mon anon have some self respect

>>9800662
>hamburgle

>>9807519
you have to go back Paco

aurora borealis!

>>9799828

They could have options for both a regular or an onion patty. They could then charge 1.00$ more for it. Id tolerate late stage capitalism for that.

>>9807596
Where do i need to go back to exactly?

Steamed ham I made last week

>>9807777
Checked.

>>9809495
looks like a quality steamed ham

>>9801449
Ironic shitposting is still shitposting.