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 on: Today at 12:42:55 PM 
Started by jdmessner - Last post by jdmessner
Lou - That was a great day hanging out in the Motor City, I really enjoyed the Motown Museum. I hope we can reconnect sometime.

It looks like there is a new twist in the French Fry saga. I was texting with the youth director this morning about the fries. We have not had much of a chance to talk about this part of the project. I wanted to make sure I could pull it off before I said too much. Apparently he has also been thinking about fries and has secured the use of a fryer and is thinking about cranking out massive quantities of regular fries to go with the burger. This will make life much easier for me, especially given the recent results. 

At some point I may go ahead and try the baking a fry, just to satisfy my own curiosity and to see if it will work. I do think adding potato starch sounds like a good idea. We'll see what happens, I am just not sure when!

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 on: Today at 10:29:05 AM 
Started by jdmessner - Last post by Kristin Meredith
I think baking is a good idea.  You may want to try an egg wash on it and then bake to see if i9t adds some color. Broiling after also sounds like a good idea.  Or, if you have a big enough flat iron surface, bake and then fry/grill on the flatiron.

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 on: Today at 10:26:47 AM 
Started by jdmessner - Last post by Bar-B-Lew
Real potatoes would have the starch in them. Maybe work on some smaller versions until you find one that works. I would see if I could find some potato starch, or even some tapioca starch to see if it may help hold them together.

Try it with some real potatoes, I know I have tried to make potato cakes from instant and they would not hold together even adding in an egg and some flour.

I have to say you are a very inventive person and thoughtful also, going through all of this to make the parties a hit.

He's an even better in person.  Spent half a day with him in Detroit a year or so ago and had a great time.

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 on: Today at 08:48:43 AM 
Started by jdmessner - Last post by BigDave83
Real potatoes would have the starch in them. Maybe work on some smaller versions until you find one that works. I would see if I could find some potato starch, or even some tapioca starch to see if it may help hold them together.

Try it with some real potatoes, I know I have tried to make potato cakes from instant and they would not hold together even adding in an egg and some flour.

I have to say you are a very inventive person and thoughtful also, going through all of this to make the parties a hit.

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 on: Today at 08:04:53 AM 
Started by BC Buck - Last post by BC Buck
Ribs wrapped, Iv never had happen. Every time in aluminum tray covered with foil. Last Saturday brisket one hole off to side and don't think was touching meat. Could be different rubs.

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 on: Yesterday at 10:47:49 PM 
Started by jdmessner - Last post by jdmessner
Epic fail! Or at least I now know one way not to do it!

The fry started to disinigrate as it cooked. I ended up with a lot of potato pieces floating around in the pan that were a nice golden color. However the fry itself remained white and the center was still frozen. I saw this happen to a guy on YouTube, but he was more interested in making loud comments instead of looking at what he thought went wrong.

My next attempt will be to see if I can bake the fry first and then fry it to give it a bit of color. A friend also suggested broiling it. I don't know if real potates would make a difference over instant. I will give it a couple more tries before throwing in the towel.

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 on: Yesterday at 09:33:05 PM 
Started by jdmessner - Last post by jdmessner
Getting ready for the initial run. Going to use a chafing dish to fry in. Waiting for the temp to get to 350* F.

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 on: Yesterday at 05:49:21 PM 
Started by Bentley - Last post by Bentley
Kristin saw Tenderloin in Martins for $10/lb.  From Australia no less.  Never been a Steak n Eggs guy, but had not eaten yet so had a late breakfast! IT was 130° when taken off heat.  It is wonderfully tender, will go well with a Béarnaise Sauce, Hasselbeck Potatoes and creamed Spinach this weekend!  I am still a pork guy when it comes to Breakfast, will leave the Steaks for someone else!





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 on: Yesterday at 01:23:28 PM 
Started by Bar-B-Lew - Last post by Bar-B-Lew
Thanks Lew. Will definitely try to get to John's, or Ishcabibbles on way in. We are taking a red eye so will be there in the morning. Based on what I have read, and your recommendations, will probably try ray's and judges the rest of my time in the area. Thanks.

I know John's is open 10-5 on Tues-Sat and closed on Sun/Mon.

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 on: May 09, 2024, 11:33:11 PM 
Started by Bar-B-Lew - Last post by NorCal Smoker
Thanks Lew. Will definitely try to get to John's, or Ishcabibbles on way in. We are taking a red eye so will be there in the morning. Based on what I have read, and your recommendations, will probably try ray's and judges the rest of my time in the area. Thanks.

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