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Cooking Prowess and flight deck appliances
Per the recent chief pilot update about the use of cooking appliances and culinary prowess on the flight deck I offer the following recipe (note the George Foreman grill should be place firmly on the floor next to the PBE)
RSA RIB(RED) EYE BURGERS: Ribeye - ground Bacon Focaccia bread Smoked Gouda Onion Ground espresso beans 1. Chop and sauté onions in galley coffee pot 2. Using crash axe, slice Gouda 3. Blend onions and one cup espresso into ground rib eye 4. Grill bacon using APU exhaust 5. Grill burgers on George Foreman Grill - medium rare preferred 6. Put burgers on Foccacia and top with Gouda and bacon Enjoy! |
Originally Posted by Std Deviation
(Post 2380757)
Per the recent chief pilot update about the use of cooking appliances and culinary prowess on the flight deck I offer the following recipe (note the George Foreman grill should be place firmly on the floor next to the PBE)
RSA RIB(RED) EYE BURGERS: Ribeye - ground Bacon Focaccia bread Smoked Gouda Onion Ground espresso beans 1. Chop and sauté onions in galley coffee pot 2. Using crash axe, slice Gouda 3. Blend onions and one cup espresso into ground rib eye 4. Grill bacon using APU exhaust 5. Grill burgers on George Foreman Grill - medium rare preferred 6. Put burgers on Foccacia and top with Gouda and bacon Enjoy! |
Originally Posted by fxbat
(Post 2381166)
I just spit coffee threw my nose. That's awesome
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I can't even imagine how this came about. We haven't had anything like that happen at spirit to my knowledge but flying transcons or red eyes with no crew meal (real food) catered is asking for trouble imo
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Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot
(Post 2381693)
I can't even imagine how this came about. We haven't had anything like that happen at spirit to my knowledge but flying transcons or red eyes with no crew meal (real food) catered is asking for trouble imo
Same at WN, and I agree with you. Many times we can find food before a flight. But there are times when a morning departure before restaurants open, a redeye departure after restaurants close, or simply an airport with no options or long lines preclude a nutritious meal. The legacies didn't start providing meals out of the goodness of their heart. They did it because they realized it was necessary to run a 24 hour operation. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Ive seen guys break out inflight ovens that you plug into the 115v outlet. Smelled and looked pretty good. I was jealous.
-Bubs |
You guys don't have ovens on your planes? We have them at Allegiant, and most of us bring our own food and heat it up.
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Originally Posted by ecam
(Post 2387661)
You guys don't have ovens on your planes? We have them at Allegiant, and most of us bring our own food and heat it up.
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Originally Posted by P-3Bubba
(Post 2386582)
Ive seen guys break out inflight ovens that you plug into the 115v outlet. Smelled and looked pretty good. I was jealous.
-Bubs |
I must say this is one of the funniest posts on APC in a long time.
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