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14464344 No.14464344 [Reply] [Original]

Is there any good healthy sidedish that burgers could enjoy besides bacon, chicken wings or grilled cheese?

>> No.14464374

>>14464344
Steamed brocolli with butter or margerine and an assload of salt is good.

>> No.14464384

rice is pretty good

>> No.14464396

>>14464374
So basically another burger sloppa shit

>> No.14464408
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14464408

Pic related something not heavy and fucking good. Bread with extra virgin olive oil, tomatoes, onion, and green onion to add a mild spice go fuck yourselves.

>> No.14464417

>>14464344
I like mine with a side of sautéed okra and onions

>> No.14464426

>>14464396
No faggot, it's a vegatable that tastes good with a burger.

>> No.14464433

>>14464417
okra is very tasty, but most picky eaters will probably be turned off by the slime

>> No.14464438

>>14464344
Just make a gravy out of the juices of whatever you're roasting and cover the veg with it.

>> No.14464443

>>14464344
>woman child fatty doesn’t like her greens
Color me surprised.

>> No.14464452

>>14464374
>as slaps of salt
Stop being a fucking burger. A pinch of salt is good enough.

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14464490

A nice caprese would be Amazing for tonight, too bad burgers have no fucking idea what It Is and Will immediatly shove sticks of butter down their throat tonight

>> No.14464574

>>14464490
I recognized the word, but if you showed me a picture of the dish I wouldn't have remembered the name because I always just call it tomato mozzarella salad. So you're half right there.
However, the male side of my family has been making the dish since my great grandfather, and we don't have a lick of Italian in us. On that last note, I do occasionally add onion like my grandfather did, which I don't think is traditional.

>> No.14464611

>>14464574
You a female ? Don`t ever come here again.

>> No.14464622

there are very few vegetables that will not taste good if you baste them with butter or olive oil, broil them, and season them with salt and pepper