When the Great American Superbowl holiday comes along, whether you are football fans or not, what to eat is on
everybody's mind.
We made "Big City Sliders," with our "TV-exclusive" slider press (except we got ours at the grocery store). A pound of ground beef, some
worchestershire sauce, some A1, a few chopped onions and a bit of seasoning. Scoop into meatball-sized balls.
Press down so they cook on both sides. Cooking time is only about two minutes.
Mmmmm-good! Serve on Hawaiian dinner rolls with the usual hamburger fixin's.
We made "Big City Sliders," with our "TV-exclusive" slider press (except we got ours at the grocery store). A pound of ground beef, some worchestershire sauce, some A1, a few chopped onions and a bit of seasoning. Scoop into meatball-sized balls.
Press down so they cook on both sides. Cooking time is only about two minutes.
Mmmmm-good! Serve on Hawaiian dinner rolls with the usual hamburger fixin's.
I came within an inch of ordering one of these when I saw it on TV but was not convinced the top part of the meat would cook since the top presser thingie is not heated? But I guess it works! Looks like fun and the kids would enjoy the little hamburgers on rolls!
ReplyDeleteI am coming to your house for dinner. Between the tex mex and the sliders it looks a whole lot more interesting at your house! Hey the veirification that didn't work was sonsgod...kind of like sounds good! Okay I'll try to verify again. Anyone else have problems with the verification?
ReplyDeleteOh man, you REALLY need to get smell-a-vision on your blog! I'm seriously thinking about getting one of these!
ReplyDeleteok, I am not a beef eater, but I really love how fun and easy this looks!!!!! Very cool. :)
ReplyDeleteI have totally been eyeing this to make little turkey burgers in. So it works, huh? I think she has me sold!
ReplyDeleteDid I tell you how much I love your new blog design?