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Breakfast, Cooking In, Dinner, LunchKerry Alaric Cheeseborobacon, balsamic, beef, bread, Breakfast, buns, burger, burgers, cayenne, celery, cheese, chili, cinnamon, crispy, egg, eggs, fried, garlic, ground, hamburger, hamburgers, hot, jalapeno, Joe's, ketchup, meat, mustard, nutmeg, onion, onions, pepper jack, peppers, pickle, pickled, pineapple, powder, relish, salt, sandwich, sandwiches, sauce, scrambled, sloppy, sloppy joes, smoke, spice, spices, steak, sweet, toasted, tobasco, vinegar, worcestershireComment

A Day in the Life of Hamburger Buns

....Two were of a kind of steak burger prep, with steak sauce, raw and fried onions, and bacon. The other two had the addition of sweet and spicy elements, making a pineapple mustard from scratch, pickling raw onions in balsamic vinegar, and two slices of crispy bacon, and kicking the whole burger up with sweet relish and hot jalapeños. All four burgers sat very nicely on four toasted hamburger buns.... [Full post]

Breakfast, Cooking In, Dinner, LunchKerry Alaric Cheeseborobacon, balsamic, beef, bread, Breakfast, buns, burger, burgers, cayenne, celery, cheese, chili, cinnamon, crispy, egg, eggs, fried, garlic, ground, hamburger, hamburgers, hot, jalapeno, Joe's, ketchup, meat, mustard, nutmeg, onion, onions, pepper jack, peppers, pickle, pickled, pineapple, powder, relish, salt, sandwich, sandwiches, sauce, scrambled, sloppy, sloppy joes, smoke, spice, spices, steak, sweet, toasted, tobasco, vinegar, worcestershireComment
Cooking In, Dinner, Quick PostKerry Alaric Cheeseboroarugula, bacon, bits, brown, bun, butter, clam, fish, flake, garlic, jill, jills, joe, Joe's, juice, lemon, mustard, oil, onion, orange, oregano, pepper, powder, roll, sandwich, sauce, seafood, shrimp, sloppy, sriracha, sugar, tilapia, tomato, vinegar, white, wine, yellowComment

Chili of the Sea

...I then sliced two tilapia filets into big chucks and threw them in the pot with a can of whole clams (I wanted to represent—in a Sloppy Jill—the many layers of women, so I used a flake fish, a crustacean, and a bivalve), continuing to stir over medium low heat until the tilapia fell apart into flakes but kept their firmness, about 10 minutes. I then let it simmer for another 5 minutes, letting extra liquid steam off until giving the mixture its necessary chili-like consistency.... [Full post]

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