What did you cook or eat today (June 2023)?

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Am home again, and on the way home husband brought me to the big M.
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Am home again, and on the way home husband brought me to the big M.
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In celebration of your quick recovery, I also had McD’s today:

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I’ve mentioned how I’ve completely embraced the in-restaurant self-ordering kiosks…I’ve gone a step further and signed up with their app, which contains “daily deals.”

Today, I got a hamburger and large fries for $1.71 (including tax) - the fries were free. Yay!
 
In celebration of your quick recovery, I also had McD’s today:

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I’ve mentioned how I’ve completely embraced the in-restaurant self-ordering kiosks…I’ve gone a step further and signed up with their app, which contains “daily deals.”

Today, I got a hamburger and large fries for $1.71 (including tax) - the fries were free. Yay!
Aww thank you for being happy that I am OK! :hug: sounds like a good deal!

My big Mac was very good today, clearly freshly made.
 
Vivid Festival is on in Sydney. It’s a winter festival where artists make all sorts of things that light up & some of it is interactive. This year there are also a bunch of ticketed events which is new. It meanders over 8km so I’ll do it over a few nights.

Smoking and American bbq is a THING here right now and so there’s a big demo kitchen with chefs from all over - some of the possibly still here from a recent bbq comp festival.

We had burgers. Smash burgers. Also a THING right now. What’s funny is when I worked in a Greek charcoal chicken place back in the 1990’s he used to prepare the meat, roll into balls and leave them in a tray, when a burger was ordered he would smash it flat on the grill, with a hand full of onions next to it, when he flipped it, he would put a slice of cheese on it and then put the grilled onions on top of the cheese. So I’m pretty sure that’s the very definition of a smash burger.

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They were good and tasty but I still prefer a thick burger that’s a little pink in the middle.
 
Vivid Festival is on in Sydney. It’s a winter festival where artists make all sorts of things that light up & some of it is interactive. This year there are also a bunch of ticketed events which is new. It meanders over 8km so I’ll do it over a few nights.

Smoking and American bbq is a THING here right now and so there’s a big demo kitchen with chefs from all over - some of the possibly still here from a recent bbq comp festival.

We had burgers. Smash burgers. Also a THING right now. What’s funny is when I worked in a Greek charcoal chicken place back in the 1990’s he used to prepare the meat, roll into balls and leave them in a tray, when a burger was ordered he would smash it flat on the grill, with a hand full of onions next to it, when he flipped it, he would put a slice of cheese on it and then put the grilled onions on top of the cheese. So I’m pretty sure that’s the very definition of a smash burger.

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They were good and tasty but I still prefer a thick burger that’s a little pink in the middle.

The smash-burger goes back to just after WWII in the US. They were originally a fast way to cook burgers for emerging fast food restaurants. Later, people realized that they had a lot of flavor do to the high ratio of Maillard reaction.

I love them. That's how I make them at home. I even have a heavy smash-burger spatula.

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So capers and caper leaves... I'm write it up at some point this weekend, but hubby has already declared that I can make it again!

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All the little green things are capers. I didn't have lima beans and hubby couldn't find and to buy any, so I switched out with white beans instead and dropped the cooking time accordingly.
 
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