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 Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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03/31/15 01:53 AM
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FlatsFisher613
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We did the burgers with onion soup mix and Worcestershire sauce tonight. Was amazing! Hats off to everybody that mentioned it.  
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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04/02/15 11:40 PM
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wupbass
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Bump for who does not know....
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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08/22/15 10:55 PM
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skeeter22
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I take two pounds of ground beef and mix in a package of dry Ranch Dressing mix and Worchestershire sauce or some Woodys Cookin' Sauce.
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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08/23/15 06:32 PM
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Gamblinman
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1 tablespoon of Country Bobs seasoning for each patty. Cook over indirect heat. It takes a little longer, but they are so good. 
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: SamCollins123]
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08/25/15 06:30 PM
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gander
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Same here 80/20 chuck and seasoned right before going on the grill...coarse salt and fresh ground black pepper...over charcoal of course with maybe hickory, pecan or oak added for a little extra flavor...I just keep it simple
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: gander]
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08/25/15 07:57 PM
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Same here 80/20 chuck and seasoned right before going on the grill...coarse salt and fresh ground black pepper...over charcoal of course with maybe hickory, pecan or oak added for a little extra flavor...I just keep it simple
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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09/03/15 02:40 PM
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nethingthatbites
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90/10
soak in beer
remove from beer and discard beer
add salt and pepper (sometimes some bbq) and mead
make patties thick
cook low heat when time allows
MAGA
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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09/04/15 01:40 PM
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txmark1959
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yep....now I'm hungry too
Mark Cooper
Onalaska Texas
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Re: Making Homemade Hamburgers
[Re: Dan_n_Texas]
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09/04/15 10:21 PM
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Dan_n_Texas
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My step-dad just used salt and pepper; but, cooked his on a propane gas grill and they were always fantastic.
I've never been able to duplicate it. It had to be the cooking with propane gas.
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