Home made burgers

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greenlake replied

8 February 2016, 23:33
Originally posted by Uncle Albert View Post

....any herbs you can find in the cupboard (including smokeable ones)....

Don't forget a couple of slices of cheese....
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Scruff replied

8 February 2016, 13:34
Originally posted by barrydidit View Post

Shouldn't the OP be eating Tesco value produce whilst he saves up for a house deposit?

Neigh...
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NigelJK replied

8 February 2016, 09:52
beef stock cube with a little olive oil

Marco White (who has always promoted stock cubes for use at home) used to suggest you did this and then use it to coat your steak with before cooking.
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barrydidit replied

8 February 2016, 08:39
Shouldn't the OP be eating Tesco value produce whilst he saves up for a house deposit?
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Uncle Albert replied

8 February 2016, 00:04
Minced beef or pork, some bread crumbs, an egg, any herbs you can find in the cupboard (including smokeable ones), a bit of pepper and salt.

Mush it all up and squish it into burger sized lumps.

Grill it until just before you feel safe enough to eat it.

Smother in mustard and whack it in a bun.

Enjoy.
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PurpleGorilla replied

7 February 2016, 17:25
Try it - you will thank me - that is all.
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AtW replied

7 February 2016, 17:20
Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post

Not a fan of home knitted sockies then?

FTFY
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PurpleGorilla replied

7 February 2016, 16:43
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

I was going to ask you to stop posting spam. But that's pork, isn't it?

Not a fan of home made burgers then?
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NotAllThere replied

7 February 2016, 16:26
I was going to ask you to stop posting spam. But that's pork, isn't it?
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PurpleGorilla started a topic Home made burgers

7 February 2016, 16:03
Home made burgers

Made some the other day, they were really nice.

Not sure what made me try it, but I mashed a Kallo beef stock cube with a little olive oil and stirred it into the beef mince. Then added some salt and pepper.

Put the mince in a burger press and griddled them.

They tasted like a proper burger. Really deep beef flavour. Totally yummy. Best burgers ever.
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