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She says this is the one in her book we usedI like donairs very much.Any chance you can share recipie ?

She says this is the one in her book we usedI like donairs very much.Any chance you can share recipie ?
We have a place here called fat boys I like theirs and not expensive Their home made meat is real good It is amazing how many places have never heard of themWe make donair dip for our friends in Florida. They love it. They have no clue what a donair is. Our recipe looks very similar and is delicious.
Thanks i find its hard to get a decent donair meat recipie ive tried making different combinations from goat deer beef mixed with different varities of fat and spices still hunting for one i like always looking for new recipies to tryIt was in my daughters book I will ask her when she gets home for the details![]()
Will be tryingThis recipe is for a 2 lb loaf
2 lb medium ground beef
2 tsp cayenne pepper
2 tsp oregano
2 tsp paprika
2 tsp garlic powder
2 tsp onion powder
1.5 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
Mix everything together. Form it in a ball and throw it on your counter with some force ( i usually do 30-40 times)
Shape it to a uniform size and I always wrap it in plastic and refrigerate over night.
put it on a rack on a foil lined cookie sheet (what I use)
bake at 350 for approx 1 hr or until 160-170 internal temp. Let cool … slice … and throw it in a frying pan to heat it up. I don’t do the homemade sauce. I just buy it.
**** sometimes I just bake it in a loaf pan.
**** not entirely sure if refrigerating it overnight will benefit it much or not... But I always do.
MERCI BUCKETS !!!This recipe is for a 2 lb loaf
2 lb medium ground beef
2 tsp cayenne pepper
2 tsp oregano
2 tsp paprika
2 tsp garlic powder
2 tsp onion powder
1.5 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
Mix everything together. Form it in a ball and throw it on your counter with some force ( i usually do 30-40 times)
Shape it to a uniform size and I always wrap it in plastic and refrigerate over night.
put it on a rack on a foil lined cookie sheet (what I use)
bake at 350 for approx 1 hr or until 160-170 internal temp. Let cool … slice … and throw it in a frying pan to heat it up. I don’t do the homemade sauce. I just buy it.
**** sometimes I just bake it in a loaf pan.
**** not entirely sure if refrigerating it overnight will benefit it much or not... But I always do.
They sure are today here is take out chinese food my treat thanks to some 50 year old tiller parts I sold yesterday to a dude that came all the way from halifax for them. Says he has been looking for over a year up there and found nothing not shocked few still have the old good stuff any more. Me to keep my sugar down I fried more smeltsAll this Donair talk got me hungry ... so I made a 2 lb loaf up. Made it last night and baked it today. It calls for 2 tsp of cayenne pepper. I'm not a huge fan of "burn your trap spicy hot", so I cut it back to 1.5 tsp, and it's ok, but next time I'll cut it back to 1 tsp. Everyone's tastebuds are different.
Smelts this good only this time of year so i chow down on them too.They sure are today here is take out chinese food my treat thanks to some 50 year old tiller parts I sold yesterday to a dude that came all the way from halifax for them. Says he has been looking for over a year up there and found nothing not shocked few still have the old good stuff any more. Me to keep my sugar down I fried more smeltsGoing to turn into a seal I think
Enjoy the donairs![]()
Have never heard of freezing salt fish I keep mine in a old fridge in the garage for months and months when I buy it and it is fine. I know if one freezes a ham the taste of salt is impossible to get out IMHO is the fish the same how does it taste vs non frozen salt fishI thought i had some salt fish in the freezer, turned out it was salt beef, ok salt fat with a small piece of beef attached
Now i gotta go buy salt fish to make the fish cakes my wife wants because i mentioned it.