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Ferman style burgers tonight
Hello everyone, today I ate Joel Ferman inspired hamburgers. It aint one of the more advanced or fancy egg projects, but it was just as fun and just as good as anything that I have ever eaten. I'm kind of a burger freak anyway. I did not follow the recipe that he submitted, but did use onions, sauteed in sausage and bacon grease, bacon, worcestershire sauce, and took the idea of a semi sweet burger and made it a reality at my house. I had some ham glaze(maple syrup, brown sugar, and apple jelly), and I pored a little of that on the meat. I cannot remember what else was in there, I just added stuff as my imagination-taste buds led me.Oh, I know there was Tabasco sauce. Garlic too. Oh well next time my imagination-taste buds will be in a different mood anyway. Thank you Joel for the recipe, pictures, and ispiration for "Ferman style burgers".