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Burgers Easy Desh
Burgers Easy Desh


2. Cheddar Make Classic Burger (No. 1). Top with 2 cuts cheddar in the last moment of cooking (cover to liquefy). Serve on a sesame bun. 

3. Blue Cheese Make Classic Burger (No. 1). Spread delicate blue cheddar within the bun and liquefy in the broiler. 


5. Bacon, Egg and Cheese Make Classic Burger (No. 1). Soften 2 cuts muenster on the bun in the broiler. Serve the burger, a seared egg and bacon (No. 4) on the bun. 



8. Succulent Lucy Make Classic Burger (No. 1), however shape the meat into 2 level patties. Lay 2 cuts American cheddar among them and structure the meat around the cheddar prior to cooking. 

9. 'Shroom Cook 1 pound cut mushrooms in margarine until brilliant, at that point add 1 slashed garlic clove and 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce and cook until fresh; add new parsley. Make Classic Burger (No. 1); top with the mushrooms. 



12. Spread Make Classic Burger (No. 1), however add margarine to the skillet. Top with more margarine and serve on a buttered bun. 



15. Huntsman Make Classic Burger (No. 1). Add 2 thick cuts Huntsman cheddar in the last moment of cooking (cover to liquefy). Serve on a toasted English biscuit. 





20. Trattoria Make Classic Burger (No. 1); serve on an Italian move spread with gorgonzola. Top with arugula, tomato and seared pancetta 




24. Provencal Brush a bun top with a beaten egg white, sprinkle with herbes de Provence and prepare at 350 degrees F, around 5 minutes. Make Classic Burger (No. 1); serve on the bun with olive tapenade, tomato and mayonnaise. 







33. Pan fried Deep-fry a 6-ounce meat throw patty in 360 degrees F canola oil with onion and pickle cuts until fresh. Channel on paper towels. Serve on a potato bun. 








41. the Mediterranean Make Turkey Burgers (No. 39). Serve on barbecued multigrain bread; top with goat cheddar, olives, grape tomatoes, and arugula threw with vinaigrette. 




1 comment:

  1. I have children- when we were at a NJ shore vacation, we always went at least once a summer for Dairy Dinner– and I often served it at home. Now that my kids are in their twenties- they think they are too grown up for dairy dinner– So once a summer , at least, my 60 something girlfriend and I go out for Dairy Dinner– coffee ice cream, fresh waffles, hot fudge, and wet dinner. My daughter knows that my new granddaughter will behaving dairy dinner

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