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KCUnited 01-23-2023 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by BigBeauford (Post 16758146)
80/20 fresh (Steve's Meat Market in Desoto is my goto when I host)
Rolled into balls about 1/6 lb each
Use stick butter and apply liberally to my griddle
Egg Buns I apply face down on the grill in the butter to toast
Place hamburger ball on grill; use a piece of waxy cardboard (think of like a poptart box) set on top of ball and press on top with a potato masher
Sprinkle Freddy's seasoning
Flip after about 2-3 mins, slap on the cheese
Stack 2 cheesed patties on each other, place on bun bottoms that are plated, and place bun top on

Hard to beat this at home.

This is pretty similar to my process as well

scho63 01-23-2023 11:59 AM

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.

Megatron96 01-23-2023 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 16758593)
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.

:drool:Sounds yummy

scho63 01-23-2023 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 16759005)
:drool:Sounds yummy

You have to be careful not to over add the other ingredients. I did the first one or two times and it didn't work.

Once I scaled back they came out great.

You probably also know not to over work the chopped meat.

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