Best Hamburger Recipe?
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Grind up a brisket and use Better Burger seasoning.
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We love using Ultimate steak and roast seasoning. We mix it right into the meat, dont just sprinkle it on top
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Hello Everyone,
With Memorial Day around the corner, Grilling Season is upon us! Yah Baby!
I’m looking to make the “best” burger this summer. What meat grind recipe would you recommend? As always, thank you in advance for your replies!
PokeChop hands down in my opinion is 50/50 mix of beef and lamb
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I’ve got some Ultimate Steak & Roast seasoning on the way. What about adding some high temp cheese to the mix? Overpowering? Too messy?
Jonesy high temp cheese works great. I personally like HT blue cheese in mine, wife likes cheddar. Also I make a simple compound butter (butter, garlic powder) and make a log, freeze it and cut chunks of of it and make the burger around it. Keeps the burger moist and adds a nice flavor
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I’ve got some Ultimate Steak & Roast seasoning on the way. What about adding some high temp cheese to the mix? Overpowering? Too messy?
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Hello Everyone,
With Memorial Day around the corner, Grilling Season is upon us! Yah Baby!
I’m looking to make the “best” burger this summer. What meat grind recipe would you recommend? As always, thank you in advance for your replies!
PokeChop ultimate steak and roast.
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Use whatever meat, cut, or ratio you desire, but add these ingredients and it will be the best burger you have ever had.
Mix following ingredients together in and place into airtight container.
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon Accent seasoning
1⁄2 teaspoon brown sugar
1⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder
1⁄2 teaspoon onion powder
Add mixture to burger at the rate of 2 tsp/lb of meat
Add 4 teaspoons soy sauce/1lb burger.
Form into patties and cook as desired. -
Use whatever meat, cut, or ratio you desire, but add these ingredients and it will be the best burger you have ever had.
Mix following ingredients together in and place into airtight container.
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon Accent seasoning
1⁄2 teaspoon brown sugar
1⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder
1⁄2 teaspoon onion powder
Add mixture to burger at the rate of 2 tsp/lb of meat
Add 4 teaspoons soy sauce/1lb burger.
Form into patties and cook as desired. -
Hey Everyone,
I’ve made lots of sausages, however this will be my first time making hamburger. How many passes through the grinder do you grind the meat? My thought was first pass 3/8" plate and then final pass 1/8" plate. What have you found to work the best?
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PokeChop ultimate steak and roast.
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PokeChop yes afterwards, but it really does not matter. I grind though a 8mm then through 5mm add spices mix and cook. If you want to add spices at some point in the grind cycle that would do just fine too.
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PokeChop I know the recipe seems simple but the accent and soy sauce really takes the umami sensation to the next level.
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PokeChop I know the recipe seems simple but the accent and soy sauce really takes the umami sensation to the next level.
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Hey Everyone,
I’ve made lots of sausages, however this will be my first time making hamburger. How many passes through the grinder do you grind the meat? My thought was first pass 3/8" plate and then final pass 1/8" plate. What have you found to work the best?
PokeChop I like it ground one time with 3/8. If you ever get a “great” burger from a class place, that’s the grind they use. Just mix it enough to let it get sticky. I like to let them sit in the fridge for a couple hours to let them meld the flavors and set up. Have fun with it. I’ve made burgers with chuck, brisket, sirloin (with a little fat) and combos of all. Like the brisket or brisket/chuck the best. But, who am I. You get the mouthfeel or taste you or your family like. You will never buy ground meat again. I picked up a little trick from someone on this site for the extra you don’t make into patties: wrap it in plastic wrap first, then vacuum pack it. That way, none of the juices will escape. Just have fun with it.
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I grind all of our hb once to twice a year. I purchase whole packers of brisket, sirloin and chuck. Whack em up and grind away. Weigh each out to 1 lb packages and vav em up and into the freezer.
Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in! -
I grind all of our hb once to twice a year. I purchase whole packers of brisket, sirloin and chuck. Whack em up and grind away. Weigh each out to 1 lb packages and vav em up and into the freezer.
@dennyo Yep, many people like you have quality on the minds because you know what’s in there. Congrats to you and all of the rest. Definitely a great combo with many uses throughout the year.
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PokeChop I like it ground one time with 3/8. If you ever get a “great” burger from a class place, that’s the grind they use. Just mix it enough to let it get sticky. I like to let them sit in the fridge for a couple hours to let them meld the flavors and set up. Have fun with it. I’ve made burgers with chuck, brisket, sirloin (with a little fat) and combos of all. Like the brisket or brisket/chuck the best. But, who am I. You get the mouthfeel or taste you or your family like. You will never buy ground meat again. I picked up a little trick from someone on this site for the extra you don’t make into patties: wrap it in plastic wrap first, then vacuum pack it. That way, none of the juices will escape. Just have fun with it.
zbigjeff When you grind the brisket, do you trim it at all or just use the untrimmed whole packer brisket?
Lamb will definitely be part of the mix.
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