Giving it my first try ,looking for a Recipe for venison hamburgers patties on the grill
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seasoning is A matter of preference I like the mushroom patty mix
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I use the adjustable patty press like Walton’s one at A time for my needs with the proper size scoop( restraunt supply have many different sizes) you can make patties for your home use fairly quickly using patty paper one at A time
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I use the adjustable patty press like Walton’s one at A time for my needs with the proper size scoop( restraunt supply have many different sizes) you can make patties for your home use fairly quickly using patty paper one at A time
craigrice thanks. I was just looking them up on Walton’s, and I like the looks of their metal burger press…but it says they are currently unavailable. Just my luck.
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craigrice thanks. I was just looking them up on Walton’s, and I like the looks of their metal burger press…but it says they are currently unavailable. Just my luck.
kyle the one I have is from A discount tool outlet
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I have never had luck with deer or elk meat holding together on the grill. I mix fatty beef or do the old egg and bread crumb trick.
kyle . I do a lot of deer and elk here in Colorado. I mix in some strips of smoked bacon before I grind. Usually does the trick. I Also really like using the Waltons Jalapeno Patty Mix for some heat. Just be careful, the stuff is hot. Package says add to 6 pounds. Better use 10 pounds / pack. Excellent burgers.
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kyle . I do a lot of deer and elk here in Colorado. I mix in some strips of smoked bacon before I grind. Usually does the trick. I Also really like using the Waltons Jalapeno Patty Mix for some heat. Just be careful, the stuff is hot. Package says add to 6 pounds. Better use 10 pounds / pack. Excellent burgers.
lkrfletcher thanks. I always grind 1/3 beef( 73/27) with mine. gus4416 said he does not mix anything with his, and I wondered how he gets it to stay together. Maybe the burger press is the trick. Favorite burger around my house is mixed with ultimate steak and roast rub.
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kyle If you get the proteins to extract they will stay together without much fat. I like adding pork fat to mine but some people prefer it straight. If you are looking to use it to make a more classic burger taste I’d suggest using 20-25% pork fat and then think about adding a few % points of beef bone marrow. It really does add a nice beefy taste.
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kyle If you get the proteins to extract they will stay together without much fat. I like adding pork fat to mine but some people prefer it straight. If you are looking to use it to make a more classic burger taste I’d suggest using 20-25% pork fat and then think about adding a few % points of beef bone marrow. It really does add a nice beefy taste.
Jonathon thanks. I hear you and others talk about beef bone marrow. Is that something you can buy at any butcher shop, big grocery store or what. Is it just a real strong beef flavor or what is the benefit?
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Another reason I like to mix in beef is I can stretch my venison out so I don’t run out so quick
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The best burger i have ever had in my entire life is when i had left over beef and lamb when i made my gyro brats. Complete accidental dumb luck thinking to make patties out of it. Both beef and lamb were 70/30 i believe and i ground them together at a 50/50 ratio to make the patties. I need to buy more to make an abundance of premade patties! Not sure if you would have the same result with venison and lamb but i bet it would be darn close.
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The best burger i have ever had in my entire life is when i had left over beef and lamb when i made my gyro brats. Complete accidental dumb luck thinking to make patties out of it. Both beef and lamb were 70/30 i believe and i ground them together at a 50/50 ratio to make the patties. I need to buy more to make an abundance of premade patties! Not sure if you would have the same result with venison and lamb but i bet it would be darn close.
twilliams you will probably need to add fat but should be good
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I picked up a brisket today and plan on a 50/50 mix and also going to try a batch with venison and just beef fat as well as experiment and add bacon and hi temp chees to some for grilling burgers…
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venison is very lean you might need to add more fat
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Jonathon thanks. I hear you and others talk about beef bone marrow. Is that something you can buy at any butcher shop, big grocery store or what. Is it just a real strong beef flavor or what is the benefit?
kyle said in Giving it my first try ,looking for a Recipe for venison hamburgers patties on the grill:
Jonathon thanks. I hear you and others talk about beef bone marrow. Is that something you can buy at any butcher shop, big grocery store or what. Is it just a real strong beef flavor or what is the benefit?
Was wondering the same thing. Bone marrow is a very small part of the yield from a carcass and takes extra labor to recover it. I am not aware of any sources for marrow.
Considering how good marrow tastes by itself, I am surprised any makes it to the consumer market. I would imagine the restaurant trade gets the bulk of it. -
Bacon trimmings ground and mix with lean meat like venison is quite tasty. Helps bind and you get some smoke from the bacon.
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