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At the burger stands, they use the aforementioned “rotating drum perpetually lathered in melted butter” (swoon), but at home, we’re going to toast them in our frying pan.

Had I read these two posts 2 weeks ago, I may have needed to stop reading altogether because all food tasted and looked terrible. I believe with all my heart olive oil is one of the more beneficial things in life so I tend to go overboard with it. But otherwise I liked the potato rolls and cooking them in butter, and the sauce made the burger good–otherwise the burger wasn’t too different from how we usually eat them. The only thing I would say is if you want it to work even better than it already does, get some of those round parchment paper discs. We visited NYC for a week a few years ago and the only place we ate at more than once was that Upper West Side Shake Shack (and yep, we actually ate there more than twice.I’m dying to try this, especially that sauce, but I also think that freezer hint will help when I make Ernest Hemingway’s burger recipe. And sitting on a bench, enjoying its calorie-laden deliciousness while enjoying the sunshine and people watching.

It does a fine job but the handle has strips of wood splintering off of it like it should be sanded. With this simple recipe, you can make your own special sauce topping that will take your burger to the next leve. Of course, at Shake Shacks they have specially designed heavyweight smasher spatulas; at home, Epicurious recommends that you use two spatulas, one for pressing and the handle of the other to kind of hammer the pressing spatula flat. Kitchen stoves get nowhere near as hot as restaurant ones, so you might need up to thirty or even forty-five to get a really dark crust going.However [2022 update], if you take note of where companies donate and make purchasing decisions accordingly, their choices have recently been in the news. I’m currently planning on making them right before people arrive and keeping them warm in a low oven. I’m also a city dweller with no grill and have given up on homemade burgers after so many disappointing attempts. Only ones I’ve had to compare with it are the aforementioned FG, Hamburger Hamlets in the DC area, and In-and-Out Burger.