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Old 06-26-2010, 10:29 PM   #1
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Default Re: How Do You Grill Your Burgers?

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I think I'm going to make some 50/50 beef/turkey burgers on the grill in the next week. It goes against the entire concept of a great burger, but I've gotta do it as diet friendly as possible. The biggest issue I have with the turkey is the texture of it.
Toss 25% ground pork into the mix to help it taste better.
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Default Re: How Do You Grill Your Burgers?

I think you could also throw in a few tablespoons of unflavored oats in there.
I use it as a binder for ground meat generally, but I think in the case of
turkey burgers, it would actually improve the texture quite a bit and simulate
the beefyness. And REALLY 50/50 is not going to be a problem. They will
taste like beef. Maybe use a bit of beef bullion powder in there for good measure.
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