I doubt there are very many great places to get good sliders west of the
Mississippi. After I recent trip to the
Eastern U.S. I decided to try to make some as authentic as possible. Please
keep in mind, sliders are NOT just a tiny burger on a dinner roll.
Recipes I learned from my mother, my grandmother, friends, unique dining establishments around the world or just invented on my own
The Old Cooker
Zuchinni relish burgers
Mmmm, zesty zucchini relish burgers!
I doubt if anyone needs a recipe for making hamburgers. Prepare them the way you like them best then continue on with these ideas.
This idea works best if you butter and toast your buns (okay, HAMBURGER buns). I used onion buns made with corn meal. Toast only the bottom half as you will be toasting the top half with the completed sandwich.
Pita Po Boys
Something light for hot summer days... Pita Po Boys. Combine equal parts mayo & seafood sauce with some banana pepper rings and mix in the fried shrimp. Add lettuce, some cuke slices and whatever else you like into the warm pita.
Yep, it's as good as it sounds.
Taco pie
Here is an alternative to handheld tacos, the taco pie. Same ingredients but intended to be eaten with a fork. And easy to make. The mashed potato shell works well with the ground beef and other components.
BLT Lite
Zeberka Wieprzowe w Kapuscie
Zeberka Wieprzowe w Kapuscie translates to country style pork ribs and sauerkraut, a simple to make and hearty traditional Middle European/Polish/Bavarian holiday meal that is reputed to bring good fortune in the New Year. My grandmother lived in an area hit hard by heavy winter storms with blankets of deep snow. One of my favorite memories growing up was when we visited her for Sunday dinner on a freezing winter morning and she had already been up since 4 AM cooking. She never read a cookbook, everything she made was based on recipes that had been passed down for generations and based on her excellent instincts of what would taste best together.
My secrets to making real NY pizza
Beef Stroganoff
I have been making Beef Stroganoff since soon after I got my own apartment after college. It has never been made exactly the same, nor tasted exactly the same, and to me that's a good thing. It has always been my "go to" meal to make and serve to good friends, in fact Dr. Jim has been reminding me for 40 years how he remembers the first time I served it to him when we were young guys living in Chicago.
This recipe does not require the most tender cuts of beef, but I suggest treating this as a “steak meal” and using a lean, tender cut of aged beef.
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