
If the last burger you ate was in a fast food joint, then you short-changed yourself. A well-made homemade burger is not only far superior to what you can buy, but it's a great choice when cooking for two. They're easy to make and, because burgers freeze well, you can make up half a dozen and freeze four for a later meal. Here are a few tips for creating better burgers.
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3 Comments:
Great tips Kevin.
Definitely agree that the meat should be 20-25% fat.
I season the meat before making burgers too. I crumbled it into a large, shallow bowl, and depending on the flavor profile I'm looking for sprinkle what ever seasonings I desire across te meat along with salt and pepper. I like to add a dash or Worchestershire or soy sauce sometimes too.
My secret for adding moisture is to add, well, moisture. Usually a TBS or two. of cold water per pound, but have used other liquids too (red wine, beer....) No bread, no oil. (But I'll have to try that)
I did add some melted buter once time....oh so good.
We're spoiled by home made burgers on the grill.
Now I'm hungry!
CJ,
I like being spoiled.
Me too.
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