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I May Never Watch Top Chef Again

This show is disappointing this season. The product plugs are getting ridiculous, the challenges are worse than usual, and the judging is inconsistent. They should have had the new judge from the start, not in mid season.

the season is so bad that amuse-biatch can hardly find anyhting to talk about.

The whole group screwed up this week; all of them delivered insipid, over processed food and never grasped the concept of fresh, simple, and local.

And Stefan, go back to Finland or wherever the hell you're from; I'm not amused by your hammer and sickle attire.

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Animal Style Fries at In-N-Out Burger

In n Out will make anything anyway you want. Strawberry shake syrup on your fries? As you wish.

The problem with animal fries is the cheese will coagulate before you get settled in your seat. Never get them to go. I modify these and get the fries well-done, with grilled onions and grilled chiles, if the InO has peppers. Cheese only if eating on site. No spread.

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Hamburger America: Dyer's Burgers

I grew up in Memphis and was introduced to Dyer's while in college back in the late 70's. Since serious academia was hand in hand with prolific dopesmoking, a Dyer's visit could take the edge off the munchies like nothing else (except maybe a throbbing Broadway Pizza). It was in the tiny shack on Cleveland, and the skillet of grease sat there at the front, bubbling like a tar pit, supposedly unchanged since 1912. The big deal was the double double, which was always nearly dunked in the grease, bun and all, unless you stopped them from doing it.

On many afternoons, the place was patronized by some of the local Memphis wrestlers like Professor Tanaka and Tojo Yamamoto, who would put away a couple of triple triples and a six pack of Schlitz, then they'd get in the Professor's bigass Lincoln and go to their match up the road.

I remember their onion was the hottest onion I've ever had, but it was perfect for these burgers. they were remarkably non-greasy, very flavorful. The new places may have co-opted the history, but they can't stand up to the original.

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I May Never Watch Top Chef Again

This show is disappointing this season. The product plugs are getting ridiculous, the challenges are worse than usual, and the judging is inconsistent. They should have had the new judge from the start, not in mid season.

the season is so bad that amuse-biatch can hardly find anyhting to talk about.

The whole group screwed up this week; all of them delivered insipid, over processed food and never grasped the concept of fresh, simple, and local.

And Stefan, go back to Finland or wherever the hell you're from; I'm not amused by your hammer and sickle attire.

From Serious Eats

Animal Style Fries at In-N-Out Burger

In n Out will make anything anyway you want. Strawberry shake syrup on your fries? As you wish.

The problem with animal fries is the cheese will coagulate before you get settled in your seat. Never get them to go. I modify these and get the fries well-done, with grilled onions and grilled chiles, if the InO has peppers. Cheese only if eating on site. No spread.

From Serious Eats

Hamburger America: Dyer's Burgers

I grew up in Memphis and was introduced to Dyer's while in college back in the late 70's. Since serious academia was hand in hand with prolific dopesmoking, a Dyer's visit could take the edge off the munchies like nothing else (except maybe a throbbing Broadway Pizza). It was in the tiny shack on Cleveland, and the skillet of grease sat there at the front, bubbling like a tar pit, supposedly unchanged since 1912. The big deal was the double double, which was always nearly dunked in the grease, bun and all, unless you stopped them from doing it.

On many afternoons, the place was patronized by some of the local Memphis wrestlers like Professor Tanaka and Tojo Yamamoto, who would put away a couple of triple triples and a six pack of Schlitz, then they'd get in the Professor's bigass Lincoln and go to their match up the road.

I remember their onion was the hottest onion I've ever had, but it was perfect for these burgers. they were remarkably non-greasy, very flavorful. The new places may have co-opted the history, but they can't stand up to the original.

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