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- AnneInMpls Oct 26, 2007 06:20 PM
Does anyone know where I can find some mini hamburger buns? I'm making mini lamb burgers for a finger-food party, and am at a loss for where to buy the tiny buns I need. (Unfortunately, the "turkey rolls" at Byerly's are too big.)
I call upon your baked-good knowledge, O you resourceful chowhounds!
I used Sarah Lee Classic dinner rolls. They come 12 to a package. I used them for mini breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches as a Super Bowl party appetizer. Here is my description.
If you like rolls a little sweet, the Kings Hawaiian are fun. In the same vein, if you have a Filippino community, look for a bakery that sells "pan de sal" (sp?). They're dinner rolls with a little sweetness to them. I think they would go well with lamb.
Hmmm.... I'm looking for a bun that's the size of one or two bites, for a "mini hamburger" appetizer. Something on the lines of this:
Dinner rolls are too big, but I suppose I could cut them down. And, alas, we don't have any Philipino shops in the Twin Cities (that I know of, anyway). I've never seen Hawaiian rolls here, either. But maybe I don't get out enough.
re: AnneInMpls
You buy the Hawaiian rolls ready to bake in the grocery store, usually in the deli. They're really not a fit for what you're making - sliders. I've been itching to make sliders (or meatball sliders) myself, and had planned on posting here to find where the buns would be available. I'm anxious to see what other suggestions get made, too.
re: pgokey
Much as I love sliders, I'm not making 'em for this event. I'm making mini lamb burgers with a curried apricot sauce. I plan to get at least eight burgers out of one pound of lamb, which is smaller than the standard slider (as far as I know - I haven't had a slider for years).
I had my heart set on presenting these bites as mini burgers. (Aren't teeny-tiny burgers the latest appetizer trend?) But instead, I think I'll probably serve them open-faced on a small slice of baguette - from Rustica, of course...
re: AnneInMpls
They are the latest trend...and the gourmet magazines call them sliders. It's basically an interchangeable word with mini-burgers, in the liberal way it's being used lately. I wasn't making a White Castle reference.
I made them out of meatballs that were about 1-1.5 inches, but had to make due with the wrong type of bread. They were eatable in one bite, and the recipe came straight out of Bon Appetite. I used brown and serve rolls from Rainbow. It wasn't the best, but they can work in a pinch.
I am loving the Breadsmith suggestion. I know Wuollet also takes special requests, but I don't much care for the place.
re: pgokey
I guess I'm too midwestern - when I hear "slider", I think of those square, five-hole, onion-steamed things from White Castle. Ah, regional dialects!
I'll bet most major bakeries could do a special mini-bun. Next time, I'll plan ahead.
re: AnneInMpls
At White Castle, they're Slyders...and they're delicious.
re: Foureyes137
They've only been "Slyders" for a few years for trademark reasons. They'll always be sliders to me... No matter what they're called, they're great.
I just found this thread from the DC board. One idea here that might work is to cut hot dog buns to size. They also mention Whole Foods has bags of frozen mini ciabattas and focaccia. I'm not sure I've ever seen them here but then again I've never looked for them either.
The lamb burgers with the curried apricot sound great.
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re: Uncle Ira
Another idea just occurred to me. I'm almost embarrassed to mention it, but I think the bread that Jimmy John's uses for their subs is really good. They sell "yesterday's" loaves for something like 50 cents, and they might cut down perfectly for what you have in mind. It's certainly not an artisan loaf, but if you've never had it it's much better then you might expect. (I.E: It's nothing like Subway...)
Just a thought...
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What about the tea buns sold at both lunds & byerlys? 12 to a pack, $3.29 and about 2x2 inches (one oz) each. good soft white slightly sweet & quite yummy.
Had some last night at a party. They worked well.
I was at the Super Target at Highway 7 and 169 today, and they had miniature Kaiser rolls, and also some whole wheat dinner rolls that would be the appropriate size.
The baguette from Rustica sounds like better bread, but if you want mini hamburger buns, this is a possibility. (Other Super Targets likely have the same thing.)
Several times last spring I made mini-lamb burgers that were an homage to the ones in the lounge at LBV (though I put lavender goat cheese in the yogurt spread) and used buns that I found in the bakery in Kramarczuk's. They worked very well.
I found the ones at the Lund's by us to have buns that were the correct size as well, but I can only imagine these are the same as those that can be found at any Byerly's and are not what you are looking for.
re: Foureyes137
Lamb burgers with lavender goat cheese sound DIVINE! I gotta try this.
I ended up skipping the buns, because everything I found was too big. The small rolls at Lunds/Byerly's were about 3" across, and I was looking for something about 1" to 1.5" across. (Didn't see the tea buns, which might have been close enough - oh, well.)
I suppose I could have made my own buns from frozen bread dough, but I didn't have the time...
Thanks for all the suggestions, though.
re: AnneInMpls
For future reference, I just stopped by the Breadsmith on Grand and Snelling today for their wonderful Cranberry Flaxseed bread. I asked if they made mini-burger buns, or if they could be ordered, or if they sold dough. The gal said they make the buns for the Lexington that are about 2.5 ounces each and they often sell overages to the public (she was young and looked harried with the long line behind me so I didn't press exact sizes), AND she also said that calling the manager is the best bet for people looking for things because they can often help out. So, the next time anyone is looking, call your favorite bread place and ask.
For future reference, your cheapest option would probably be to go to White Castle and order a Crave Case, hold the meat.
though it seems it is too late for this go around - about a year ago i made a ton of mini lamb burgers for the food show in mpls and my employer got the tiny burger buns from breadsmith. they weren't terrific - but definitely okay, and i don't know if they were a regular item or they were special ordered (in which case you may have trouble getting just a couple for a party - there were several thousand in our order). nevertheless, it may be worthwhile to ask if they can make them for you in the future.
Jake O'Conner's in Excelsior serves a beef tenderloin mini sandwich appetizer with tiny buns. I also noticed that SuperTarget had mini-bun cheeseburger and fish sandwiches in the frozen food section. Seems to be a trend.


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Students are expected to attend all performances. If circumstances prohibit attendance, Director must be notified at least one class period PRIOR to the event. Failure to notify can result in a failing grade for that performance.
Performances average around five per semester culminating in the final performance in Havens Auditorium during the final weeks of the semester. Attendance at that concert is mandatory, as is the final rehearsal proir to the event. All students are required to participate in choreography.
Students cannot use only the final performance as their final grade. Assignments must also be completed during the semester, as well as, make up rehearsals for those who have had attendance issues.
Attendance is required and expected at each rehearsal. If rehearsal is to be missed Director must be notified PRIOR to the rehearsal. Expected attendance is 90%, or one missed rehearsal per month. If attendance becomes an issue Director will meet with student individually to address. Make up rehearsals can be used to rectify attendance issues.
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Crescendos have been established as a show choir to meet the needs of students who wish to participate in performing contemporary music that includes stage movement. The current choir opportunity at Indiana University Kokomo, the Indiana University Kokomo singers, serves a much different purpose and the formation of a show choir will not interfere with the mission of the singers.
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Sect. 1. The organization shall be names the Indiana University Kokomo Crescendos Show Choir, therein called Crescendos.
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Sect. 3. Membership is available for one academic year, including officers.
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Zam Zam now has normal hours
- Discokill Sep 12, 2012 10:50 PM
Drove by Zam Zam on my way home today and was shocked to find the door wide open and the open sign actually lit up (more surprising since I don't think it's lit even when they are open). Turns out starting this week they're now open all day (I think 11-9) seven days a week. They had a menu of about 10 options most of which I have never seen in my many other trips there. Tried to lamb korma, which like so much there was very, very good.
While I was getting used to the "what's the chance its open?" guessing game, its nice to have a more consistent chance at getting my biryani fix
RIGHT AFTER I MOVE. unbelievable. But great news. My favorite place in LA, best biryani I've ever had, mutton biryani being my favorite plate of food ever.
Now that they have curry... damn... I guess that means the "westside indian??" threads are done?
Tis True! Tis True! Went there to pick up dinner today and was happy to find them busy cooking.
They have a white board with several dishes on them, but they only had Chicken Biryani, Chicken Tika and Chicken or Beef Kabobs availble when I went this evening. So if you have your heart set on a particular dish, call before hand.
We got the chicken biyrani which was wonderful. It was full of chicken which was tender and flavorful. We also got the beef kabob, finely ground beef again, wonderfully spiced, not the slightest bit dry. I was shocked that the items came out so quickly (Like I didn't even have a chance to take out my knitting!) and that both dishes cost just $12 (The Biryani was enough for 2 with some left over!). I picked up some veggies at Samosa house up the street (although next time I might swing over Taras) and we had quite the feast! This place along with Kabob Grill, Tara's and Jasmine makes Culver city a truely great place to eat.
re: nosh
Good questions... There was a good part of a chicken in the portion I received. Everything. bits of thigh, leg, breast, even back all with bones. It gave the Biryani a great flavor and made it seem more like Paella than fried rice.
Now, as i memtioned the items came out immediately, so they don't really customize orders (which is another reason prices are so low) however, while it did come out well spiced, it was not spicy. What it did come with was a giant hot pepper which when chopped up delivered quite a punch of heat. So it's the ultimate in customization... at home.
re: nosh
Biryani is made in one big pot, the chicken/mutton and rice cooked together. So they're making like 20+ orders all together, and therefore you can't customize. Usually you get a few good hunks of meat, a chunk of potato and hopefully a chili or two in there, but it's somewhat up in the air. Spiciness can be adjusted by using more/less of their green chutney, which is out of this world.
Any place you can point at a menu and say "I want that biryani" and it's ready for you in 20 minutes is going to give you a bullshit biryani. The reason ZZ gets so much love is because they do biryani the way it's meant to be done. And good luck finding better unless you want to fly to Pakistan.
As far as bones go... yeah there's bones. And whole spices. And about 80 other things that'll break your teeth or give you an unwelcome blast of spice if you're not careful. *try biting into a whole black cardamom pod... no fun. Take care when eating. Be glad those spices are in there though, they're what makes the whole thing so good.
I just tried Zam Zam and was blown away. It was as full-bodied and possibly as spicy (depending on the dish) as Al Watan. Perhaps I'm partial to the cuisine-but they do seem to do it right. Can't wait to go through the menu. To bolster my own credibility,can I mention that I usually agree with Westside Gal? One warning though-- not quite what you'd call a normal "date place." Very casual and not very polished-- almost like a catering kitchen/take-out place. But I think that adds character. Homey, if you can relate.
re: longtimehere
They do don't right! I've never been a fan of Al Watan & Al Noor because although they have wonderful flavors, I've found their dishes needlessly heavy. Zam Zam however remained not only true to the flavor, but also true to the ingredients everything from the tender chicken to the blistered hot pepper to the grain of perfectly cooked rice. Someone is paying attention in that kitchen!!
re: longtimehere
Partial to the cuisine or not, ZZ is a place that will blow you away. I spent 6+ years eating around LA, trying food from every corner of the globe at every hole in the wall my extensive research brought me to.
Zam Zam's mutton biryani was my favorite plate of food in the city. I used to walk down the street for it... now I drive up from Irvine for it.
If you live in LA and never try this place, you're a fool. End of story.
Went yesterday, as good as ever. Had mutton biryani and chicken tikka, my favorite dishes there, with a piece of warm, fresh baked naan. heaven.
...and they now have an A health rating.
I trited it for the first time, too.
Nothing much to add because all the reviews are basically the same. Had Chicken biryani and mutton "balls." They didn't have mutton biryani.
What I do want to add is this: we ordered the daal. I'm used to eating daal from a million Indian restaurants plus have tried the Pakistani version at Al Noor. So, a word of warning: The daal at Zam Zam was extremely hot. i enjoy hot food. Maybe not the hottest, I don't venture into Thai Town spots and ask them for the hottest food. But I enjoy spicy food, I'm not a chile weakling.
But this was very hot. I only mention it as a warning to people who don't enjoy hot food and think that the daal is going to be the "cooling" or "bland" part of the meal. On the other hand, if spicy is your thing, this daal is for you. There were dozens of pieces of chile in our order, like little green bombs among the yellow lentils. I'm sure that there are some chile lovers out there who will say the daal is "not that hot" and that's fine. This warning is for the average person.
Been twice in the last week. Two days to finish the take each time.
This place is not a "well, if I'm nearby..." or "maybe I should try this someday"
If you read this board, and you care about what hits your tongue, you WILL RUN here. The Biryani is revelatory. There are angels in it, And I know, cause I heard the harp. Spices are excellent, not overly so, but very deft. With everything you eat, you get the sense that these chefs know what they are doing.
this is not a shoulda, but a GOTTA. Eat whatever they have.
re: CulverJack
What were their hours before this big change?
re: Mattapoisett in LA
Thanks! Found a midtown lunch post about this. Big changes are afoot, then!
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Something I only recently learned is that peanut oil does not contain the allergens so those with a peanut allergy should be good to go!
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thanks, appreciate the replies.
re: trojans
the food was so freaking worth it though.
re: ns1
I went back today to try it and they opened at 12:00PM The place had been cleaned up to an extent. I got the special the cook was pushing which consisted of the Chicken Biryani, My choice of chicken kabob, two pieces of tandoori chicken, Naan and my choice of to entree items I got the Lamb khorma and the chicken curry. All for $9!! Bottom line? A real righteous meal, outstanding in all aspects.
Dearest Zam Zam,
Where have you been all of my life?
On my two visits, I did not see your mutton biryani. Just the chicken. Is your mutton biryani strictly a Saturday special?
Also, your tandoori chicken was outrageously moist. And the value is insanely good. A HUGE mound of chicken and potato biryani, topped with a mincemeat kebab, tandoori chicken, and two "sides" (lamb, chicken korma, spinach, daal) and a piece of naan for $9. Round it up to $10 if you want chai. Enough to comfortably feed two. I understand that sometimes you run out of tandoori chicken and my biryani has only one topping. Such is life.
Thank you for saving me gas money to Artesia (even though the biryani I've had in Artesia at Shan didn't come anywhere near the quality of yours.)
I love you with all the the heat and passion of a million Scoville units.
Mr Taster
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wow - I goota get there
re: Mr Taster
Mutton pulao fridays, biryani saturdays. ~2pm. Call ahead.
I love them too. too much.
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re: Mr Taster
Is it take out only?
re: Ciao Bob
You can eat there, but the decor is minimal to say the least. Feels like eating in the kitchen of some shady Italian restaurant that's a front for the mob.
re: Ciao Bob
No, it's primarily eat-in, though there's minimal seating and no decor (other than a freezer filled with samosas and a lifetime supply of "Shan" brand products which, for my money & aesthetic sensibility, is all the decor I require.)
In fact, the reason why they don't have to-go lids for the coffee cups is because "people usually drink it here" (or so said the guy who took my order).
Having said this, my takeout container was busting at the seams and the naan, double wrapped in foil, was still hot when I got it back to my office at Miracle Mile.
Next time I'll know to bring my double insulated stainless travel mug.
Mr Taster
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Found out Zam Zam has a not too highly developed facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ZamZamMarket2 I got gas (petrol) at my favorite station which is owned by some folks from Bangladesh. The owner used to suggest things for me to try at Al-Watan. I mentioned Zam Zam to him around 6 or 7 months ago. He hadn't heard about it, but when I asked him today he looked to be in reverie. "The best, the best..." "So much food and so cheap." He tells me he really loves the kebabs. I'm thinking it's time to pick up some food, but everything I hear says it's pretty spicy. My sister hates spice and it would be great revenge, but she can carry a grudge. Can anybody suggest something for the folks who have a low heat threshold? I also asked the station owner if they were open late. "It's Ramadan, they'll be open until at least 9 pm." Does anyone know if it kills lunch possibilities, since the faithful are supposed to fast from sunrise to sunset?
re: Feed_me
I hold off on going there during Ramadan.
re: Feed_me
My husband and I went there on Sunday at 12-ish. It was our first visit, so I couldn't say for sure, but I got the impression that they weren't running at full capacity, either because it was Sunday or because of Ramadan. We were a bit confused by the whole operation. There was no menu, and though they had chicken biryani, they didn't seem to have any other dishes. We ordered the biryani, expecting to get sides of curry or korma as some others have described in this thread, but instead we just got two huge platters of biryani. No complaints though - it was amazing, especially with the raita that another (very nice) customer suggested that we have with it. I would definitely like to try some other dishes, so we'll go back after Ramadan.
re: aching
I suggest getting the "mix plate" - it has the biryani + choice of 2 items from the hot plate + tandoori chicken + naan. If you just order biryani, that's all you get.
re: chrishei
We figured it was something like that, but the hot plate was empty - again, I don't think they were fully up and running at that particular moment.
re: chrishei
On my first visit, I got the mix plate, but apparently they were out of tandoori chicken (I didn't know any better). I got the chicken biryani, mincemeat kebab, 2 side dishes, and naan for $9.
Second visit, they had tandoori chicken ready to go. To my surprise, for the same $9 I got all of the above PLUS two pieces of tandoori chicken thrown on top.
The chicken was smack-in-the-face juicy. Unbelievable stuff. Having just recently suffered from dry-as-a-bone tandoori chicken (not a restaurant I chose...!), I was thrilled to have my faith restored.
Mr Taster
re: chrishei
Can you go here and just getting veggie dishes ?
Or maybe a seafood or fish curry or veggie Bryani ?
re: aching
yes, it is very confusing for a first timer.
re: Feed_me
I love this story, feed me.
To me, it is the essence, and one of the great joys, of chowhounding. As a white guy, that makes innumerable trips to all sorts of places to try all sorts of "authentic" foods, I often find myself telling Mr/Mrs X from Country Y about a fantastic place that serves their native food (and, usually, getting looked at like a nut-job). But, when they later give me some feedback (pun intended) like you got....well....who doesn't LOVE that?
re: Ciao Bob
Ciao Bob, you're not alone. I'm asian and a caucasian friend of mine ended up in the wilds of Kansas near the panhandle. He is probably much more knowledgeable about the foods of Asia and tells me it's 25 miles to the nearest Chinese joint and 125 miles for a good meal of any kind of asian food. I remember the first time a friend of mine took me into Azuma on Western in Gardena. They gave me a menu in Japanese. I had to ask for the menu in English. I can see you've had much more experience with many more styles of food than I will ever muster. You're kind of the Chuck Norris in the martial arts of food!
re: Feed_me
No, he's Kevin Bacon: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/9094.... :-)
re: PeterCC
PeterCC, I think you might be right. That plus having Bacon in the name is truly chowhoundish!
re: Mr Taster
Thats right...sorry about that.


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- Personal items should be placed in lockers prior to participation. If there are no lockers available, personal items may be placed at the back of the studio, along the wall. Please do not place personal items on step equipment or along the mirrors.
- To ensure the safety of participants, class size may be limited.
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- Be on time. Registered class participants must pick up a pass across from the SRC desk, starting 30 minutes prior to the class, and show it to the instructor to gain access to the studio. Instructors will open the studio 10 minutes before the start of class. If you're not present 5 minutes prior to the start of the class, you will be considered a "no show," and your spot will be given to another participant. Unregistered participants must line up outside the studio on a first-come, first-serve basis. The instructor will allow you into the room based on how you are lined up if any spots become available.
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Nonscholarship students must prove that they have access to at least $820 per month. Proof may be provided in the form of:
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An airline reservation showing date of departure OR a handwritten and legible letter from the applicant indicating the intended date of departure, as well as a formal commitment not to depart before that date. It will not be possible to modify the start date of a visa once the application is processed. Make sure to apply for your student visa sufficiently in advance before your departure to avoid any delays to your application.
The OFII residence form (in French) duly filled out (upper part only) (+ ONE COPY)
For further information, please check the residence permit page.
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you are allowed to work in France part-time
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if the visa is issued, once in France the OFII registration form must be completed and submitted in France, you must finish the OFII registration procedure in order to validate your visa
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Forget politics, Al Gore is all about the red carpet!
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Does this mean if Current wins, Gore will be the one onstage making the acceptance speech? His peeps aren't saying.
Gore's spokesperson referred us to a rep for Current. While the rep said they're "delighted to be finalists," he declined to confirm if Gore would be attending, nor would he reveal who has been chosen to deliver the acceptance speech if Current wins.
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