Can you guess what is in the packet? The ketchup on the table is a clue. The only time I ever eat ketchup. The knife is not necessary. More of a prop. I have always made these things this way. I might be re-thinking that.
It's a hamburger. So wrapped because after assembling them with pancooked patties and caramelized onions, I put them into a blazing oven to melt the cheese on top. However this has the undesirable effect of steaming the whole burger slightly. They are delicious, and juicy, but I think I have to melt my cheese under the broiler.
Meatballs. Not Swedish. Paired with a nice cheap chianti or valpolicella.
ReplyDeleteNot a clue.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I eat ketchup is with cheese on toast. I guess it isn't that. Whatever it is, it warrants a glass of wine so maybe John's right???
French fries!
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ReplyDeleteI was thinking baked potato.
ReplyDeleteOnion rings?
ReplyDeleteInterestingly, ketchup is derived from the Chinese word " k'ē chap", which means "sauce for meatballs."
ReplyDeleteThe meatball guesses are on the right track.
ReplyDeleteIt's a hamburger. So wrapped because after assembling them with pancooked patties and caramelized onions, I put them into a blazing oven to melt the cheese on top. However this has the undesirable effect of steaming the whole burger slightly. They are delicious, and juicy, but I think I have to melt my cheese under the broiler.
And we'll be talking meatballs, soon.