I have made probably 10 different sauces and have purchased who knows how many commercial sauces. No.5 is what my wive prefers. Basic recipe then after simmering I add 3 tablespoons of siracha.
Yankee screwdriver. I still have a small and large one in the garage. i do not remember the last time I used it. got my first cordless drill in 1976. I know it was a Makita and best I remember 9 volts.
Smash burgers, Fajitas, stir fry, Breakfast, quesadillas, beef and broccoli, patty melt, cheesesteaks, Taco Bell Mexican Pizza, Pastrami on rye, fried corn, lots of other things. Youtube is your friend.
This is what I do.
Enough water to cover everything
Add Two tablespoons Old Bay Seasoning per quart of water
3 to 4 small red potatoes per person
1/4 to 1/3 pound of kielbasa or smoked sausage per person, cut into 1/2 inch pieces
2 to 3 ½ Ears of corn on the cob per person
1/3 to 1/2 pound...
Maybe, I just don't remember the name. We bought a lot of meat from the place. Was rather expensive but a good quality. The cowboy stakes were really good. We were there 2010 thru 2014. .
My DD Stainless Steel Performer was falling apart. The bottom horizontal welds had broken lose. The swivel caster had disintegrated. If you tried to move it the frame would just rack. I had it held together with tie wire.
I did not try to restore it. I just wanted to make it functional again...
I have been using Mayonnaise on my grilled cheese for a few years. The way I like it best is mayo on the outside and butter on the inside of the bread. Browns real nice and you still have a nice butter flavor.