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Downright good looking dish. It looks like a cross between a meatball and Salisbury steak, but no doubt it would satisfy your appetite. Great job, Titch!
 
Well hello! I'd love to become much better acquainted with that dish. Looks amazing Titch
 
That looks great! What does baking soda do in that mix?

Thanks.
Appears to give a slight spongy feel,works for us
Suppose to Lighten the meatball and tenderize the meat.
See below.
Lifted from the Web
according to America's test Kitchen - 1/4 tsp baking soda and 1TBS water poured into 1-2 pounds of ground beef helps maintain moisture and stops the rubbery texture and dryness. Protein molecules seize up with high heat, the soda changes the PH of the protein, thus allowing it to be cooked over a high heat without the rubbery texture we get so many times.
 
Thanks.
Appears to give a slight spongy feel,works for us
Suppose to Lighten the meatball and tenderize the meat.
See below.
Lifted from the Web
according to America's test Kitchen - 1/4 tsp baking soda and 1TBS water poured into 1-2 pounds of ground beef helps maintain moisture and stops the rubbery texture and dryness. Protein molecules seize up with high heat, the soda changes the PH of the protein, thus allowing it to be cooked over a high heat without the rubbery texture we get so many times.

ATK...cool that you watch it down there, great show. I don't care what you call them they look great!
 
Wow, those look awesomely delicious. Doesn't matter what they're called, I'd dive right in. Nice job, Titch and thanks for sharing.
 
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