Grumpy Joe's Breakfast Burger... on the Grillet.

"After a night of good old fashioned revelry, my roommate Joe woke up realizing he had lost $200 playing poker online and a hangover. I made these to help cheer him up. They key here is good bread. The recipe calls for Squaw bread but sliced Sourdough will do the trick. I dropped off his plate and constructed mine but by the time I sat down, 2 minutes later, his was gone. This one will turn any frown upside down."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
8
Yields:
1 Sando
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Fire up the Gillet over Med-High heat.
  • Oil Outsides of Bread Slices, set aside.
  • Throw Turkey Patty on Grillet, cook. Melt cheese on Burger.
  • Throw Onions and Tomato on Grillet, lightly oiled.
  • In seperate skillet or sauce pan, melt butter and fry eggs.
  • When Onions and Tomatoes are browned, remove and throw Bread Slices on.
  • When Bread slices are browned, take off heat and assemble Sando.

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Isn't it interesting how people are drawn to different things? I have always enjoyed cooking since watching my parents while growing up. Mom always had the traditionals covered, and friends from all over use to come over on Fridays for her from-scratch Pizza. Pops on the other hand was more cutting edge nutritionally and quite the gourmet. His grilling work has always been a thing of beauty. I credit him for my willingness to try new flavors for exciting results. Since then I have self taught through reading and experimenting. I am thinking of taking a course soon at Great News Cooking School since it is within walking distance. I just have a hard time spending $40.00 watching someone else make something that I am sure I could figure out if given the recipe. Anyways, I am going on 27 and work in Downtown San Diego at First Bank. While I enjoy finance and the opportunities it presents, I plan on opening my own specialty beer and sandwich shop in the Bay Area further down the road. In the meantime though I am just trying to learn and perfect as many different recipes and styles that I can.
 
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