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When I lived back East and grilled a lot, I would mix minced chopped onions and red peppers to the burgers, some Worcester, salt /pepper and dijon then mixed and form. The key was making sure not to leave chunks of veggies or else burger fell apart.
Cheese added at the end for a light melt I also loved to make lamb burgers with mint, oregano, cinnamon and feta pieces. Would do a yogurt dill sauce with cucumbers as a sauce. |
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Once I scaled back they came out great. You probably also know not to over work the chopped meat. |
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