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Best Burger Recipies
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IMO, the best burger recipe is the KISS burgers. It's the only burger recipe I use.
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Yep, I use the cheapest, high fat ground beef, ball them, flatten them once, add S&P, and throw them on the screaming hot hibachi.
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That's exactly what I do! |
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I get lean ground beef and mix it in bowl with blue cheese, small chopped bacon, chopped onion, a bit of adobo, Worcestershire sauce, little bit of breadcrumbs and an egg to keep it together.
Throw it on the webber and Bam! To die for |
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Yeah, these burgers seemed a bit froo-froo for my liking!
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Most of the time I use the KISS recipe as well
Sometimes I'll thrown on a little Worcestershire, garlic, cut a hole in the middle of the patty and throw it in the skillet with an egg in the middle |
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That sounds amazing right now. |
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I add the salt, pepper, and A1 steak sauce to the burger, knead it into the meat, then proceed with making patties. I also only use Kobe beef. Big ribeye steaks if I can't get the whole rib roast, then run them through a grinder myself.
Okay, I really only use ground chuck. Some people take their burgers seriously. |
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I usually save trimmings from ribs, roasts, tenderloins, etc and when I make my burgers, I'll chop and incorporate them in. Only seasonings though are salt and pepper. Tomato and lettuce for the top unless I am doing my Hawaiian burgers, then it's grilled pineapple and grilled onion. On top
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I usually use a little bit of S+P and garlic powder mix in a touch of Worcestershire sauce with the ground meat and let them sit about an hour just fermenting to perfection.
Then roll into patties, flatten, and grill. |
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I keep it simple, also. Beef and chopped onion - dusted with garlic pepper and onion powder. Don't skimp on the bun -- it can make a huge difference. I love burgers from my grill, but one of your trips here, Hugh, we should do a herf at Shelly's downtown. Service has gotten shaky lately, but they still have one of the best burgers in the district. |
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Only trouble with Shelly's is parking. The food(didn't have the burger) was pretty good when we herfed there a coupla years ago.
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Higher fat content meat and yes, I will use frozen patties if in a hurry. Minimum of 1/3 lb.
Salt, pepper and a little garlic powder. Slap the frozen patties on the grill and let them cook a few minutes. And now the weird part... Brush a teaspoon of regular yellow mustard over the patty prior to flipping it over on the grill. Flip it, cook it for a few and serve. Maybe not gourmet but good eats! BTW, for those that like In-N-Out (burger chain) burgers, the fried mustard is their "secret". And if you really want to get jiggy, make some of the special sauce In-N-Out uses: 1/2 cup mayonnaise 2 Tbsp. ketchup 1 Tbsp. white vinegar 2 tsp. sugar 2 tsp. sweet pickle relish 2 tsp. onion finely minced Goes great with sweet potato fries too! Again, nothing gourmet here but really good and quick. |
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Meat, salt, seasoned salt. Scorching hot grill. Sear, turn, sear, rest, and eat.
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