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  1. Andreas Ober
    Andreas Ober says:

    I just made this burger and it is absolutely amazing. I took about half of the amount goat cheese and you are correct, it grows after the bredding. Very tasty.👍👍

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  2. Macale Wesp
    Macale Wesp says:

    I realize fully how long it takes to put an episode together, however, yours have been getting shorter and shorter. There's less banter between you and the boys, which I miss. I think they could use a little more face time as well (you've seen Chances eyes- you know what I mean.) It used to be three course episodes and now they're becoming just appetizers and we're hungry for more. As always, we love what you all do and thank you for ALL the great shows.

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  3. lawrence shadow
    lawrence shadow says:

    Take a burger. Par cooked. Slice of cheese on top and bottom. Stuffed with cheese as well. .

    Dip that bitch in batter. Not breading. Battered like your mom.

    Deep fry it. Yum.

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  4. USMC TheMadHatTeR
    USMC TheMadHatTeR says:

    Bigger is not always better. I think you definitely got the ratio correct though. I just don't have the jaw of a snake. So for me, I prefer no more than a ⅓lb pattie smashed for smaller jaws. And the cheese looked perfect. And I am a huge fan of using Lipton's Beefy Onion Soup mix for things. That must have been a tasty burger.

    Good suggestion to the fan who wrote in.

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  5. Archie Carnes
    Archie Carnes says:

    last sunday, I was walking thru the walmart in Mineola Tx wearing my "fat means flavor" t-shirt. doing my shopping and walking around I met THREE couples that stopped me and remarked on my shirt and told me they were STCG fans too. Maybe we need to open an east Texas branch of the Sam fanclub!

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  6. BuddhistZenDave
    BuddhistZenDave says:

    Sam, what's the name of those little pans you use for the dredging station? also there's this little saute pan for the oven restaurants use all the time, real thing, flat bottom with sloped sides? thanks.

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  7. Matt S
    Matt S says:

    technical question — why not dredge in buttermilk so the finishing crumbs actually stick vs a double batter?
    easily adding in 2x as much fat bc you're coating with 2x the bread crumbs (which eat oil, right?)

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  8. iBeSteve
    iBeSteve says:

    Could you have put the goat cheese patty in the freezer for a bit before frying to give it a little more stability? I’m just worried about how delicate it will be when making this

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  9. Ann Schafer
    Ann Schafer says:

    I have a sandwich for you. It's called the pig out. It's a breaded tinderloin, pulled pork, bacon covered with melted cheddar cheese. You can also add a whole hog sausage patty.

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