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You wouldn't guess it based on the posts today, but the Slashfood team really isn't totally biased in favor of the Colts in today's Super Bowl. It just happens that Joanne showed a good offense all week supporting the Bears, and Indianapolis took some time to find its foodish ground and is coming on strong in the end.
Now White Castle burgers are not really from Indianapolis. In fact, the first store was built in Wichita, Kansas, and today, the headquarters are in Columbus, Ohio. However, that doesn't seem to keep Indy-ites (Indy-ans?) from mentioning White Castle Slyders when thinking of food from home. Unfortunately for us Indy fans in California, there are no White Castle restaurants anywhere in the state. I resorted to buying the frozen burgers from the grocery store, and while I have to say that wrapping two little burgers in a paper towel and microwaving them made me frown, and the dry taste of the bun and the sad little flap of meat inside was a little disappointing, I still felt supportive.
Go Indianapolis!
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2-04-2007 @12:48PM dani said... if you steam them in the oven, on a covered roasting pan, they taste perfect.
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2-04-2007 @12:49PM sarah said... well, since i still have more than half the frozen box, i will have to give that a try! thanks dani!
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2-04-2007 @8:25PM TBG said... Alton Brown had a great version of the small square burger- White Castle, Krystal, Royal Castle (from my childhood) on his "Man Food" episode...
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_25895,00.html
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2-04-2007 @7:22PM Mike said... Since White Castle burgers are usually steamed anyway, I just leave the frozen ones in the bags they came in when microwaving. No opening, no air holes. They will puff up, but when doing one or two packages the time needed to cook them doesn't pop them or anything.
To keep them from getting soggy open them up right after cooking. to let excess steam escape. They aren't as good as going to White Castle but those of us on the West Coast just have to make do.
I've been meaning to try this recipe for making them at home:
http://www.ahamburgertoday.com/archives/2005/06/recipe_white_ka.php
When I finally get around to trying them, I think I'll omit the "secret ingredient" also, or just put little of the ground beef in the food proccesor to chop it finer as a "binder".
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2-22-2007 @2:21PM quasimoto said... I love love White Castle but atleast us californians got In-N-Out, which kills White Castle by a longshot. If I had to choose one, I'd definitely choose In-N-Out. I'm happy that we have something that east coaster don't have.
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