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Hamburger Recipes

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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Hi all,[p]I realize a hamburger is a relatively easy thing to grill and not mess up. Having said that, I'm sure a lot you eggers out there probably have some great recipes for what you may consider the best burgers made. I would like to see what you eggers grill up as far as burgers. [p]Thanks in advance.
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  • fishlessman
    fishlessman Posts: 32,754
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    Eggprentice,
    take out the breadcrumbs and this could be a burger. i like meatloaf sandwiches
    [ul][li]meatloaf sandwich[/ul]
    fukahwee maine

    you can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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    Eggprentice,[p]This burger was a little over 2 pounds and 13" in diameter.[p]MVC-010E.jpg[p]Another good hamburger site is linked. Be sure to go to their links page as it lists about all the great hamburger site on the web. [p]Dave

    [ul][li]A Hamburger Today[/ul]
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  • BabyBoomBBQ
    BabyBoomBBQ Posts: 703
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    Eggprentice,[p]Sometimes, less is more. I get a good chuck roast, choice grade ideally, with lots of fat and grind it up. Either have the butcher do it or do it yourself. Add a little salt and pepper and make 8oz patties. Grill direct at 300 to 350 for 15 to 8 minutes per side. Less if you make 5 oz burgers. [p]If you want to kick it up, apply some of your favorite rub to the outside. DP Cowlick is great. Top with cheese and put on a bun with a little mayo on the bottom 1/2 of the bun. Get creative with the toppings if you must, but leave the meat alone. No egg, no bread. That's something else all together to me. Like meatloaf on a bun.
    Geez, I sound like Dr. BBQ. Hope I'm not plagiarizing.[p]
    Listed below are some experimental burgers I've made:[p]-Meat mixed with grilled red onion and stuffed with blue cheese.
    -Cooked on a cedar plank.
    -Meat mixed with Worcestershire sauce, onion and garlic powder & stuffed with cheddar cheese bacon mixture.
    -Stuffed with roasted green chili and Monterey jack cheese.
    -Topped with chili, cheese and onion.
    Many Combinations and permutations of the above...

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    Eggprentice, Try a mix of 1/2 ground chuck and 1/2 ground tri-tip.
    It makes a great burger. Or you can grind 100% tri-tip for the
    tastiest burger ever. Just dont go past medium rare.
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  • Mik of Alaska
    Mik of Alaska Posts: 96
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    Eggprentice,
    Do a half pounder with what ever you like Lo n Slo. That's a 250 dome on a raised grid for 45 min. Turn half way thru and add cheese 3 or 4 min before removing. smoke it with some kinda fruit wood. I like cherry...... to die for!!! Happy grillin' Mik
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  • BajaTom
    BajaTom Posts: 1,269
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    Old Dave,
    Will you be comming to the Mt Vernon BBQ contest this year? I missed you last year and would like to meet you some time. Thanks, Tom
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    BajaTom,[p]I do plan to do this contest in June and will be looking forward to meeting you. [p]Dave

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