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White Castle SLIDERS

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  1. I remember my uncle ( an ex-senator ) once said: Politics and sausage
    have one thing in common_You dont want to know what goes into them .
    Sliders might also be included, but I shall dare ask : "Anybody out
    there ever work there at one time that knows their recipe? "....Bereaved
    in Fl.

  2. On Sun 23 Oct 2005 11:52:32p, Brock Turbing wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    I remember my uncle ( an ex-senator ) once said: Politics and sausage
    have one thing in common_You dont want to know what goes into them .
    Sliders might also be included, but I shall dare ask : "Anybody out
    there ever work there at one time that knows their recipe? "....Bereaved
    in Fl.

    This is as close as I've ever seen, and they really do taste like White
    Castles.

    http://www.ahamburgertoday.com/archives/2005/06/recipe_white_ka.php

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    Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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  3. (Brock Turbing) said:

    I remember my uncle ( an ex-senator ) once said: Politics and sausage
    have one thing in common_You dont want to know what goes into them .
    Sliders might also be included, but I shall dare ask : "Anybody out
    there ever work there at one time that knows their recipe? "....Bereaved
    in Fl.

    These are pretty easy.

    Take some ground beef. Put it in between plastic sheets, and roll it
    out so that it's around 3/16" thick. Chill it in the freezer, and use
    a pizza cutter to cut the squares (this is the time to punch the
    holes, too, if you are a White Castle person more than a Krystal
    person).

    While the meat is chilling, mix up some dehydrated onions with some
    warm water. Put a big glop of this mix in a hot skillet, and fry some
    of the burgers on top.

    Serve on the cheapest dinner rolls you can find.

    --
    Richard W Kaszeta
    [email hidden]
    http://www.kaszeta.org/rich

  4. Brock Turbing said:

    I remember my uncle ( an ex-senator ) once said: Politics and sausage
    have one thing in common_You dont want to know what goes into them .
    Sliders might also be included, but I shall dare ask : "Anybody out
    there ever work there at one time that knows their recipe? "....Bereaved
    in Fl.


    Your uncle was Otto Von Bismarck ? :->
    http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/o/ottovonbis161318.html

  5. (Brock Turbing) said:

    I remember my uncle ( an ex-senator ) once said: Politics and sausage
    have one thing in common_You dont want to know what goes into them .
    Sliders might also be included, but I shall dare ask : "Anybody out
    there ever work there at one time that knows their recipe? "....Bereaved
    in Fl.

    A consultant that worked with me a few years ago said he worked at WC
    in college. He says its cooked over a bed of hydrated dried onions,
    so the burgers are actually steamed and not nearly as greasy as you
    think they are. I love 'em, but I'd sure like to know where the
    distinct "taste" comes from - uh, maybe not.

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

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