This Patty melt was really tasty and satisfying If you would like to cook the onions faster simply turn the heat up a bit, however, if you have the time they are really good cooked low and slow. On another note, I simply put the In N Out animal-style fries toppings on a patty melt but as people are pointing out yellow mustard is supposed to go on the animal style burger, I prefer it without but go right ahead if that's what you like, and HAPPY COOKING TO YOU ALL!!
Sop up the extra oil/fat from the onions with a couple of slices of bread instead of the paper towel! A big flavor bomb from the oil that has been soaking up the flavor of the cooked onions.
My table mixer doesn't have the meat grinder capability, so I'll probably get a separate unit. I've bought a number of items after watching your videos, one being a 7.3qt enameled Dutch oven. I'm checking on a 12in fry pan as well. Love the recipes and the fridge torture!! Keep the videos coming!! Oh yeah, got a large pepper grinder en route too!!
In a kitchen I worked in years ago - the chef would cover thick Julienned onion slices with clarified butter and simmer on low for about a generous hour - an onion confit if you will - then they were cooled and left in the clarified butter and refrigerated - during service a generous spoonful of those into a bowl of fresh cooked hot french fries and a good shake of cayenne pepper and everything tossed around with a handful of pickled jalapeño pepper slices - onto a sizzle plate,a little cheddar over the top and a flash under the broiler - they were called Spanish fries and the onions are what made the dish Memories ❤😋
Love your channel, mahn! I actually cook what you do and not just watch, so cheers for the knowledge. Also your baked beans recipe was spot on - as a fellow British Bean here.
Awesome. Looks great! One tip I learned from a Grill cheese food truck chef was adding a super thin coat of mayo after initially toasting bread on pan , then toast again for an extra crunch/texture.
I use the paper towel, that’s used for soaking up the excess fat, to light my wood-burning stove the following day. It’s always like a food-scented firefighter 😂
Sonny, nice touch with the Muenster Cheese. It's really popular here in Texas thanks to a town by the same in Cooke County that was founded by Germans in the 1800s. In Texas we pronounce it Mun.ster. If you're ever passing through there, do yourself a favor and hit up one of the German meat markets. They make the best sausages and cheeses!
I love tri-tip so I was glad to see someone else use it in their cooking. Winter here but now feel like it's off to the store for some tri-tip and back home to shovel out the grill for a BBQ ☃️
For those of you wondering a patty melt is technically a burger as it is similar in style to the original hamburger which was simply a patty between two slices of bread, the modern use of the bun occurred later.
Thank you! I’m so sad people don’t have the time to slow cook onions. It’s aroma therapy in our house at least twice a week! I was lucky enough to be introduced to genuine Vidalia onions in 1989 while on internship in Georgia ……..sure miss those😂😎
Pretty crazy that you mention how you were introduced to Vidalias, because I was on an internship in Millen GA in 1992 when I was introduced to vidalias too - everybody had the red bags of them hanging in their garage or kitchen! -Did your internship happen to be with Varsity or Southwestern?
I made a big mistake watching this video while I'm currently deployed so now I need to wait months to get back home and make this myself. It looks and sounds so ridiculously good.
Dude, I always find it funny when chefs use unsalted butter. Because just a couple ingredients later you add the salt. Hilarious. Unsalted butter is the great paradoxes of the universe. No one actually ever uses unsalted butter...ever.
Made it my own by putting on carolina reaper cheese, substituting pickle onions for the relish and adding bacon... on homemade bread. Thanks for the video.
@@Satans_lil_helper absolutely is. You typically can find it at Asian markets. Though bigger cities might carry it in grocery stores. Well worth the hunt regardless. You won't go back.
DUUUUUDE!!!! You ended up in my feed because I had been dreaming of having a patty melt for a couple of weeks. Finally, last week, we finally made some... but watching this... I definitely have to do it again next weekend. I knew the onions had to be browned and luscious... but I totally forgot the orange animal sauce... You Inspire me!!!!
If you want to actually make quick caramelized onions look at the Americas Test Kitchen caramelized onions. You can make a batch that big in like 20-30 mins instead of over an hour.
@@davidbuben3262 it works perfectly because it basically steam cooks them first which helps break down the onions fast and then you cook them on high to get the caramelization going. It's genius.
I know the sharp knife is definitely helpful. Also I've learned when dicing an onion that if you keep the root end intact, you'll have no tears. I've diced onions with a steak knife with this method in a pinch and it worked.
Happy to see a proper patty melt (meat edge to edge!) and not just a round burger in the middle of some toast. Nothing grinds my gears more that, lol. :) Making these this weekend!
This looks wonderful! The animal sauce is simple perfection, I make often. I've been grinding my own meat for a while now, and even if it's nothing but chuck, it's better than store bought. And for the onions, try vermouth to deglaze. Excellent flavor!
Counter-intuitively, I learned recently that you can halve the time caramelizing onions by cooking them in a little water first. Apparently getting the sugars and amino acids out of the onion as quick as possible is key.
So...by his thought process and the amount he says...im pretty sure hes an actual genius...if it was measured it would be in genius territory. New watcher...now I'm about to order food...
My hot take: Patty Melt > Burger. Its bigger, allowing for MORE. The toasting on the outside of the bread slices stay crispy. with burger buns, the crispy toasting is pretty much gone once you put it all together and your sauce or tomato juice hits it.
Thank you for confirming my hypothesis man. I knew the the tri-tip/chuck combo would be good for a delicate buttery bread sandwich And you still had so much crunch in that bread but tender beefy juicy goodness. Keep it up Sonny, we love you.
this was the greatest video i have ever seen on your channel.. recipe, humor, the edit omgomg.. bro that cinematic for the fridge omg what a nice video ❤️🔥❤️🔥
This is basically how I do my patty melts! We do them on the reg here - one of my faves. We use Cooper's sharp American for our cheese - so melts and creamy but with a little more bite and dimension than regular American cheese - and I like a little horseradish in my sauce. *Chef's kiss* It is damn delicious!
For anyone wondering, this is worth it. My daughter and I just made this and the onions alone are worth the time. But the burger with the cheese, onions, and sauce is something else. I asked my daughter to rate it out of 10 and she said 11 for sure.
You have become my favorite cook on TH-cam. and I follow pretty much all of the better known ones. I'm a cook and I like that you have had an extensive background in cooking in all sorts of establishments and used the knowledge to create a different sort of hustle; one where you don't have to be a line cook. You kind of did the Anthony Bourdain thing. I respect it and aspire to be like you one day. You also have taught me a lot that's impressed people (rosemary salt for instance. ) things that I have worked for years and never heard of. keep it up bud. merry christmas.
Dude! Awesome patty melt. So gourmet, it should be called a “Patricia Melt”. Also, welcome to the Duke’s family. If I don’t make my own mayo, it’s always Dukes!
@@thatdudecancook if Marcus tastes the food he should beat up the fridge as well. If it's really good you can beat it up together office space style like with the copier
@@sallysueso Ya, thanks for the reply. I'm a expert at steel sharpening. Studied with electron microscopes back in the 70s-'90s. UAA. Anchorage. Woulda been the bloke that sharpens the fighting knives,(que Randle model ones) and bayonets, on board ship, of the fighting men that saved us from tyranny. I hated using my bayonet. A fur trapper since I was 12 years old. c1970s. True wilderness. Jack London shi..stuff. Call of the wild. Edit. I was a idiot. Young and dumb.(ignant... I ain't no abadidgany!) Don't do what I did. Too many lost. "There will always be war, or rumors of war:" And it continues. I apologize for the ambiguous response.
In N Out doesn't use any oil, butter, or seasonings on their grilled onions. Just low and slow on a flattop with some water added periodically to maintain the moisture.
Dad was that perfectionist Hunting and fishing. Butcher, he strived to make the best burgers he could And Loved to hunt so...The "Best" patty melt i ever had was.....Beef/Pork/moose grounded Spices added Worsthershirerehshier sauce And a dap of HP sauce in the mix.....Cooked wild arugula And Ramps added White cheddar And Smoked Monterey jack cheese And moms brioche kaiser style buns toasted...Hand-made mayo with pickle juice as a part of it .......
That looks delicious! Although I feel I need to mention that animal style at In-N-Out includes sauce on the bread on both sides, added pickles, and lettuce and tomato.
I know that you love me and you're out but did you know that I love you and I'm in! Wait, hope that didn't sound weird!! Absolutely can't wait to see what's next, your food just looks soooo good. Thanks for sharing.
I love putting some red Wine, Worcestershire sauce in the onion jam for a more ''classical'' version but I came up with a ''modern'' version which involves Apple cider, BBQ sauce (made or bought), 1 Thai red pepper which gives you a sweet spicy onion jam :P
Looks good. I have never had a patty melt on anything but rye oval bread. I've had maybe 2000 of them in my life. Love them. I'm in the midwest so maybe its regional. I would have said rye bread is a necessity part of a pattymelt, but looks like I am a slave to the regional pattymelt. Also I am hypocritical as I always use or order american cheese, because the default cheese is swiss cheese in these parts.
Good vid. Two things. I like my saute'd onions "stringy" not diced, it looks like a sauce you made, but I'm sure it tasted great. Next, I started documenting every time I find a YTer that says "use a sharp knife". I've never seen anyone say "oh, in this case, please feel free to use a dull knife".
Oh hey. I think the new rule should be. When Marcus taste the meal you prepared he should beat up the fridge too. Consistency guys. You could tag team it like in office space with the copier
The other reason he experiences less tears from onion is the prep cuts don't fully expose the broken onion cells to the air until you do the final mincing step which is over in no time, the sharp knife is for sure a huge part of it too.
I know I am late to the party but god damn your channel is good mate. I have been on christmas holidays for a few days and have been binging your channel
mix salt pepper and granulated garlic into the meat. fresh ground meat does not shrink nearly as much as the preground stuff. the preground probably has water added
This Patty melt was really tasty and satisfying If you would like to cook the onions faster simply turn the heat up a bit, however, if you have the time they are really good cooked low and slow. On another note, I simply put the In N Out animal-style fries toppings on a patty melt but as people are pointing out yellow mustard is supposed to go on the animal style burger, I prefer it without but go right ahead if that's what you like, and HAPPY COOKING TO YOU ALL!!
What knife do you use?
Sop up the extra oil/fat from the onions with a couple of slices of bread instead of the paper towel! A big flavor bomb from the oil that has been soaking up the flavor of the cooked onions.
You don’t taste mustard though. You’re supposed to put it on the patty before it cooks so it caramelizes on the patty when you smash it down.
Former In-N-Out associate, animal style burgers also have pickles by default.
My table mixer doesn't have the meat grinder capability, so I'll probably get a separate unit. I've bought a number of items after watching your videos, one being a 7.3qt enameled Dutch oven. I'm checking on a 12in fry pan as well. Love the recipes and the fridge torture!! Keep the videos coming!! Oh yeah, got a large pepper grinder en route too!!
NC native here. Dukes is the ONLY mayo here. "If you know you know" 😎
Nothing makes me happier to find out someone has discovered Duke's mayonnaise.
He said he's been cooking the onions for an hour and I thought "well I'll never make this"
I mean you don't have to
@@maverick33guy95 I know, I wasn't going to
@@Midnight7Marauder yeah just sauteed works but this guy is awesome and shows different ways
No shit...u canbdo the same in 15 on high heat
I want a sandwich not a commitment lol
In a kitchen I worked in years ago - the chef would cover thick Julienned onion slices with clarified butter and simmer on low for about a generous hour - an onion confit if you will - then they were cooled and left in the clarified butter and refrigerated - during service a generous spoonful of those into a bowl of fresh cooked hot french fries and a good shake of cayenne pepper and everything tossed around with a handful of pickled jalapeño pepper slices - onto a sizzle plate,a little cheddar over the top and a flash under the broiler - they were called Spanish fries and the onions are what made the dish
Memories ❤😋
Wow! That sounds delicious!
If you add a few spices to that is essentially how to make cooked spicy Doner Kebab. Much better than the chilli glazed stuff.
Its crazy how onions can still make you tear up years in the future 🥲
Bro those words literally made my mouth water
Let me just put that in my lexicon right quick
Love your channel, mahn! I actually cook what you do and not just watch, so cheers for the knowledge. Also your baked beans recipe was spot on - as a fellow British Bean here.
thanks for the kind words!
Ditto on the Dukes Mayo. Good stuff!
Duke's for the win. Once I tried it I never went back to any other mayo.
Yes my man... Fire as always love from Essex UK where Maldon sea salt is from 😉
Awesome. Looks great!
One tip I learned from a Grill cheese food truck chef was adding a super thin coat of mayo after initially toasting bread on pan , then toast again for an extra crunch/texture.
Dukes is the only mayonnaise I use nowadays. Spent forever chasing Publix's mayo but Duke's is my substitute.
Love that you put in the time and love to make true caramelized onions! Looks amazing
I use the paper towel, that’s used for soaking up the excess fat, to light my wood-burning stove the following day. It’s always like a food-scented firefighter 😂
Sonny, nice touch with the Muenster Cheese. It's really popular here in Texas thanks to a town by the same in Cooke County that was founded by Germans in the 1800s. In Texas we pronounce it Mun.ster.
If you're ever passing through there, do yourself a favor and hit up one of the German meat markets. They make the best sausages and cheeses!
My son, and daughter, when they were small, called it monster cheese. (Okay, I admit it. I would call it that in a spooky voice.)
I agree. I love all kinds of sausages, Italian, Cajun, Polish, etc. But German Sausage is the best. I just wish I could get it around these parts.
Steak and shake has a frisco melt that used to be my favorite fast food order. I am sure this is delicious
I love tri-tip so I was glad to see someone else use it in their cooking. Winter here but now feel like it's off to the store for some tri-tip and back home to shovel out the grill for a BBQ ☃️
I've discovered Duke's mayo this year as well. It is awesome.
Okay already. I'll order some. Hey, he could call this a 'Patty Duke!'
@@davidbuben3262 😂
You've just found out about Dukes? Thats good to hear! Dukes is the best mayonnaise
For those of you wondering a patty melt is technically a burger as it is similar in style to the original hamburger which was simply a patty between two slices of bread, the modern use of the bun occurred later.
Thank you!
I’m so sad people don’t have the time to slow cook onions. It’s aroma therapy in our house at least twice a week! I was lucky enough to be introduced to genuine Vidalia onions in 1989 while on internship in Georgia ……..sure miss those😂😎
Absolutely. We're lucky here in Washington state. They grow Walla Walla sweets here. Shhhhh. (whispers) They're vidalia onions. Very short season.
Pretty crazy that you mention how you were introduced to Vidalias, because I was on an internship in Millen GA in 1992 when I was introduced to vidalias too - everybody had the red bags of them hanging in their garage or kitchen! -Did your internship happen to be with Varsity or Southwestern?
I made a big mistake watching this video while I'm currently deployed so now I need to wait months to get back home and make this myself. It looks and sounds so ridiculously good.
I'll make one in your honor 🥪 🎖️
ahhh nuuuuu
We gotta get a ChudPress in your hands for the ultimate burger!
Duke's is THE BEST! 😋
Dude, I always find it funny when chefs use unsalted butter. Because just a couple ingredients later you add the salt. Hilarious. Unsalted butter is the great paradoxes of the universe. No one actually ever uses unsalted butter...ever.
Made it my own by putting on carolina reaper cheese, substituting pickle onions for the relish and adding bacon... on homemade bread. Thanks for the video.
If you haven't tried Kewpie Mayo, I highly, highly recommend. Basically tastes like deviled egg-infused mayo. So good.
Yep! Found out about it from Sam the Cooking Guy!
@@stonemedia8901 exact same my guy.
That sounds amazing!
@@Satans_lil_helper absolutely is. You typically can find it at Asian markets. Though bigger cities might carry it in grocery stores. Well worth the hunt regardless. You won't go back.
Yep, it’s the best for Hawaiian macaroni salad.
DUUUUUDE!!!! You ended up in my feed because I had been dreaming of having a patty melt for a couple of weeks. Finally, last week, we finally made some... but watching this... I definitely have to do it again next weekend. I knew the onions had to be browned and luscious... but I totally forgot the orange animal sauce... You Inspire me!!!!
If you want to actually make quick caramelized onions look at the Americas Test Kitchen caramelized onions. You can make a batch that big in like 20-30 mins instead of over an hour.
Lan Lam. 'Techniquely.' I haven't tried it, but worth a shot.
@@davidbuben3262 it works perfectly because it basically steam cooks them first which helps break down the onions fast and then you cook them on high to get the caramelization going. It's genius.
I know the sharp knife is definitely helpful. Also I've learned when dicing an onion that if you keep the root end intact, you'll have no tears. I've diced onions with a steak knife with this method in a pinch and it worked.
Happy to see a proper patty melt (meat edge to edge!) and not just a round burger in the middle of some toast. Nothing grinds my gears more that, lol. :) Making these this weekend!
Sgt Gilbert needs his own spinoff series
Duke’s mayo is da bomb 💣
3:22 these are the types of caramelised onions that I'd be okay eating as the only component to a sandwich with aoli.
I love a good patty melt. The best one I’ve ever had is from melt shop in NYC! I’ll definitely attempt this. Thanks for sharing
Honestly the best burger I have ever made. So much flavor. The onions are the star of the show
Your channel is such a blessing. Thank you!
I will never make a burger without rosemary salt! It’s next level! Thanks Sonny!
This looks wonderful! The animal sauce is simple perfection, I make often. I've been grinding my own meat for a while now, and even if it's nothing but chuck, it's better than store bought. And for the onions, try vermouth to deglaze. Excellent flavor!
My kids always look forward to your videos we watch them together, God bless you
I started using his Rosemary Salt recipe on everything lol the family loves it- i did put a little extra something in it (msg)
Counter-intuitively, I learned recently that you can halve the time caramelizing onions by cooking them in a little water first. Apparently getting the sugars and amino acids out of the onion as quick as possible is key.
Love the channel. I have learned a lot and my son now is going around the house saying if you know you know.
Nice knife!!! Just got my Shun Premier for Christmas...life changing!!!!
Dukes Mayonnaise is the best mayonnaise!
Had to bail out, build a sub, man the lifeboats, put on water-wings, sink or swim - so much mouth-watering'ness!
Sincerely jaws,
Dr. Ooler Slobberinkz
That spoon stunt while preparing the sauce didn’t go unnoticed 😮
Dude, You really are the best/entertaining chef I’ve ever seen. I try and cook most everything you demonstrate. Thx for your effort.
So...by his thought process and the amount he says...im pretty sure hes an actual genius...if it was measured it would be in genius territory. New watcher...now I'm about to order food...
Patty Melt is the superior cheese burger and this might be near the top of the charts.
Diners up in the north east use vermouth on the onions and reduce. Adds a nice flavor.
I'll remember that, next time I make martinis. Thanks.
My hot take: Patty Melt > Burger.
Its bigger, allowing for MORE. The toasting on the outside of the bread slices stay crispy. with burger buns, the crispy toasting is pretty much gone once you put it all together and your sauce or tomato juice hits it.
Okay, sounds good. For me, I always 'accidentally' make the burger a little...(I don't think I'm alone here.)
beef patty > buns/bread. Diameter wise.
That looks ridiculously good!!! Might need to change my Christmas dinner menu.
Wow! You made my Playlist today❤ it's the best way I just have your Channel as my GoTo!!
Thank you for confirming my hypothesis man.
I knew the the tri-tip/chuck combo would be good for a delicate buttery bread sandwich
And you still had so much crunch in that bread but tender beefy juicy goodness.
Keep it up Sonny, we love you.
My God, you are a food artist like I have never seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Bravo!!
this was the greatest video i have ever seen on your channel.. recipe, humor, the edit omgomg.. bro that cinematic for the fridge omg what a nice video ❤️🔥❤️🔥
This is basically how I do my patty melts! We do them on the reg here - one of my faves. We use Cooper's sharp American for our cheese - so melts and creamy but with a little more bite and dimension than regular American cheese - and I like a little horseradish in my sauce. *Chef's kiss* It is damn delicious!
Add some chopped green chillies for the best in n out experience
Can we get an origin story on the fridge?
This dude is unbelievable dude you can cook immediately getting hungry after watching..
As a Californian, I'm happy you made In n' Out Spread. It's one of my favorite condiments! Animal Fries with chopped Chili is my goto.
For anyone wondering, this is worth it. My daughter and I just made this and the onions alone are worth the time. But the burger with the cheese, onions, and sauce is something else. I asked my daughter to rate it out of 10 and she said 11 for sure.
You have become my favorite cook on TH-cam. and I follow pretty much all of the better known ones. I'm a cook and I like that you have had an extensive background in cooking in all sorts of establishments and used the knowledge to create a different sort of hustle; one where you don't have to be a line cook. You kind of did the Anthony Bourdain thing. I respect it and aspire to be like you one day. You also have taught me a lot that's impressed people (rosemary salt for instance. ) things that I have worked for years and never heard of. keep it up bud. merry christmas.
Dude! Awesome patty melt. So gourmet, it should be called a “Patricia Melt”. Also, welcome to the Duke’s family. If I don’t make my own mayo, it’s always Dukes!
haha! I love it and yes Dukes is really the best
@@thatdudecancook if Marcus tastes the food he should beat up the fridge as well. If it's really good you can beat it up together office space style like with the copier
Have you tried Kewpie?
@@rickybobby9886 🙂 "he has two first names."
@@davidbuben3262 huh?
Sonny, how about a knife sharpening tutorial? Would love some tips in that realm. Appreciate you!
I do believe he did. Might try googlieing it.
@@davidbuben3262 Spot on, appreciate it! Never took the time to check.
@@sallysueso Ya, thanks for the reply. I'm a expert at steel sharpening. Studied with electron microscopes back in the 70s-'90s. UAA. Anchorage. Woulda been the bloke that sharpens the fighting knives,(que Randle model ones) and bayonets, on board ship, of the fighting men that saved us from tyranny.
I hated using my bayonet. A fur trapper since I was 12 years old. c1970s. True wilderness. Jack London shi..stuff. Call of the wild. Edit. I was a idiot. Young and dumb.(ignant... I ain't no abadidgany!) Don't do what I did. Too many lost.
"There will always be war, or rumors of war:" And it continues. I apologize for the ambiguous response.
Terrific, Doood! Here in the UK, I could eat that right now, for breakfast! 👍🏻
Lots of chopped thyme in caramelised onions adds a lovely dimension.
Gunna make this but a smoked version! Can’t wait to try this recipe
I really appreciate how creative you’ve been with the good ‘ol fridge attack
Looks great, I’m gonna try it with Rye.
you can half the carmalized onions time by adding water and putting on a lid.
In N Out doesn't use any oil, butter, or seasonings on their grilled onions. Just low and slow on a flattop with some water added periodically to maintain the moisture.
Hi Courtney! I just found your channel and subscribed. Looking forward to more recipes!
Dad was that perfectionist Hunting and fishing. Butcher, he strived to make the best burgers he could And Loved to hunt so...The "Best" patty melt i ever had was.....Beef/Pork/moose grounded Spices added Worsthershirerehshier sauce And a dap of HP sauce in the mix.....Cooked wild arugula And Ramps added White cheddar And Smoked Monterey jack cheese And moms brioche kaiser style buns toasted...Hand-made mayo with pickle juice as a part of it .......
That looks delicious! Although I feel I need to mention that animal style at In-N-Out includes sauce on the bread on both sides, added pickles, and lettuce and tomato.
What a fun and unique mash-up idea. Smash-up!
Watching you hand slice that bread makes me think you need to do a That Dude Can Cook Special French Toast!
I know that you love me and you're out but did you know that I love you and I'm in! Wait, hope that didn't sound weird!! Absolutely can't wait to see what's next, your food just looks soooo good. Thanks for sharing.
I love your videos. I made your Carbonara and damn near destroyed my refrigerator it was so good. Keep it up!😁
I love putting some red Wine, Worcestershire sauce in the onion jam for a more ''classical'' version but I came up with a ''modern'' version which involves Apple cider, BBQ sauce (made or bought), 1 Thai red pepper which gives you a sweet spicy onion jam :P
I cant stop watching your videos, but I really need to work... and go eat something too! I'm so hungry now!
my Fav! Can't wait to make this!
Just love your energy dude :) And yeah, your food rocks.
Looks delicious. One my childhood favorites. One thing and I could be wrong... Isn't rye bread the bread that is standard for patty melts?
Looks good. I have never had a patty melt on anything but rye oval bread. I've had maybe 2000 of them in my life. Love them. I'm in the midwest so maybe its regional. I would have said rye bread is a necessity part of a pattymelt, but looks like I am a slave to the regional pattymelt. Also I am hypocritical as I always use or order american cheese, because the default cheese is swiss cheese in these parts.
Good vid. Two things. I like my saute'd onions "stringy" not diced, it looks like a sauce you made, but I'm sure it tasted great. Next, I started documenting every time I find a YTer that says "use a sharp knife". I've never seen anyone say "oh, in this case, please feel free to use a dull knife".
Oh hey. I think the new rule should be. When Marcus taste the meal you prepared he should beat up the fridge too. Consistency guys. You could tag team it like in office space with the copier
You know when someone does the happy food dance, it’s really good. Lol❤
Drool and then go to freezer and pull out the 80/20 blend ground beef. I bark to the wife and said Patty Melt tonight!
THISdude makes me drool
as an In-N-Out purest and a true lover of the animal style burger a true animal style is done with mustard while cooking the patty.
Nice Melt! I make the same sauce, but I throw in some paprika. Keep up the good work.
Did you roast the paprika first then smash them before adding in?
just reading the title, already know this is gonna be a banger
How have I not discovered this channel until now? Love it
The other reason he experiences less tears from onion is the prep cuts don't fully expose the broken onion cells to the air until you do the final mincing step which is over in no time, the sharp knife is for sure a huge part of it too.
Making this is now on my winter break agenda. Can’t wait!!
I love patty melts!!!! I will be making these ones for sure!
Sometimes I just grate my onions. Looks pretty much the same.
Sandwich looks tasty AF.
I know I am late to the party but god damn your channel is good mate. I have been on christmas holidays for a few days and have been binging your channel
mix salt pepper and granulated garlic into the meat. fresh ground meat does not shrink nearly as much as the preground stuff. the preground probably has water added
You honestly make my day better