That scoring looks lovely!!!
I have missed out on that so many times. I simply fucking forget about it. I did get my turkey last year though. Scored them drums and thighs right down to the bone...nice clean one slice gashes with a wicked sharp bladei. Absolutely do this in your next big bird. I am ALL ABOUT more surface area with big hunks of muscles...there is no argument; it cooks better, it looks better, it allows salt to penetrate deeper, it cooks better, it looks better, it gives more surface area for browning, it looks better, it cooks better. That's like 8 reasons or something why you need to be keeping score at home. More commonly called home scoring among the Pennsylvania Dutch communities. That's where the pretzels live!!!
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Okay okay, I'll stOPpsp. Cheez pie w/ pecorino, basil, gahlik, and 3.815 drops of oil. Be careful not to exceed 3.823, you're pretty much in uncharted territory at that level. It came out terrific. I did the bake and then finish under high broil for 2 mins. Works every time...I am using the broiler a full 10 times more than I ever have in the past. I really love this Samsung, it's a FUCKING nightmare to clean though....drives me NUTS... Franklin? Back me up here. It SUCKS.
I had two dozen extra burger patties that I froze the night of the party. Super impressed with these, the quality of the meat is really nice. These came out perfect, I didn't even plate em...we just ate em like caveman's do. They cooked perfect and had a gorgeous sear. They are crafted from 85/15 chuck @ 113g a pop. I think that 4oz is the ideal burger size...I've made a lot of half pounders, they used to have two packs of big brioche rolls that were at least 30% bigger than the rest. Me and the naughty Nurse with the dreds and the giant bazongas made 'Kobe' burgers with Gorgonzola and sauteed shitake mushrooms, and put on a couple THICC slices of the most insane bacon I've ever seen...I think we spent about $35 to make those two burgers, the beef was $20 for a pound on its own. It was the beefiest tasting burger I've ever had, without a doubt...that burger was almost life changing...it was like 4 years ago or something. I just asked Nurse B and she remembers them fondly....that's what good food is supposed to do, make fucking memories. These burgers were that fucking good though. Hell...just get the best ground you can find and follow the recipe, you won't regret it.
That stained glass pic doesn't even look real. I created that image today. It looks fake. I want to have that as my kitchen ceiling possibly, except I would change that Jesus girl into some guy playing a guitar and smokin a splif.