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Meat Me Halfway?

countryboy said:
Did you read the recipe? It contains meat.
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And veggies, which they all mix together and present as a burger. Not interested in that. Did you read my post?



Closest thing I like is Kotleti (russian), but you don't serve them like a hamburger. If I'm having something to be eaten as a burger, it's going to be meat. (preferably half-beef, half-lamb)
 
clownboy said:
You know, there are folks who used to mix in oatmeal with their burgers to shave a few cents off the budget. Turns out they weren't assholes after all, they were looking out for us. McDonalds got a bad rap for nothing! :lamo
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I add oatmeal to my meatloaf as well as grated carrots...tastes pretty good for meatloaf
 
Mr Person said:
And veggies, which they all mix together and present as a burger. Not interested in that. Did you read my post?



Closest thing I like is Kotleti (russian), but you don't serve them like a hamburger. If I'm having something to be eaten as a burger, it's going to be meat. (preferably half-beef, half-lamb)
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That's cool, but it's still a meat recipe. Not, "veggies trying to be presented as meat", or whatever retarded comment you made. And really, lentils aren't "veggies". Did you even read the recipe?
 
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