Just a couple short years ago, I was living la vida SoCal, which, amongst other things, means that I had a steady supply of In-N-Out burger at my disposal. Anyone who has ever tried it knows why this is so freaking awesome.
As fast-food burgers go, theirs are relatively unadulterated and entirely fabulous: fresh, never-frozen, quality beef chuck; soft, freshly baked buns warmed right on the burger griddle; crisp, hand-leafed lettuce (none of that limp, pre-shredded bull-honky); ripe, juicy tomato slices; a creamy relish-studded sauce. Even the fries are fresh…like really fresh…as in cut right there in each and every store, each and every day, from real-live, non-freaky-ass potatoes.
You can even order your burger “protein-style”, which is delivered right into your salivating clutches sans bun, wrapped instead in a big, beautiful lettuce swaddle. Which made me feel perfectly justified in ordering one for lunch the first time I tried a one-day juice cleanse.
And because they only do burgers, fries and milkshakes, they do these three things exceedingly well. So well, in fact, that I tasked myself with developing a suitable copycat in hopes of satiating my undying In-N-Out hunger from 2500 miles away.
And I gotta say, I freaking nailed it.
Prep Time | 15 minutes |
Cook Time | 10 minutes |
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