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Re: Burgers at home [Re: Dan90210 ☮] #13129424 04/21/19 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Dan90210 ☮
I had the best burger ever today.

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Re: Burgers at home [Re: Space] #13129436 04/21/19 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Space
1/3 pound 85/15 ground turkey with Worcestershire sauce and pepper, swiss or chedder cheese,thin sliced dill pickle, chopped ollves, and mustard warm bun for 5 seconds in mircowave, cooked on grill or skillet,


Sounds like a making of sh*t out of your mouth barf

Re: Burgers at home [Re: gander] #13129439 04/21/19 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by gander
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Good gawd, no processed American cheese ever, use cheddar. Always mustard, 80/20 beef, salt and pepper only, on grill or skillet. Lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, caramelized onions and jalapeos. To add for taste, BACON. The burger.
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Re: Burgers at home [Re: bill oxner] #13129447 04/21/19 12:29 PM
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Why hide your food taste, bruh? You been eatin' too many golf balls.


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Re: Burgers at home [Re: bill oxner] #13131738 04/23/19 05:28 PM
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Ground chuck, axis, venison or a mixture with chopped onions maybe some green peppers, gourmet burger season, and whortershires. Axis and venison cooked less. Some times I will add parmesan cheese. For me it is onions, pickles (kosher dill only), lettuce, & tomato with mustard. Kids will use ketchup. Usually on the grill but also in cast iron skillet. I prefer white cheese over yellow but never use American. I am a real cheese person.


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Re: Burgers at home [Re: WAWI] #13131820 04/23/19 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by WAWI
Never, I dont support people eating burgers at home.



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How about Burgers on a boat thumb
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or burgers on the beach WAWI thumb thumb
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Re: Burgers at home [Re: Dan90210 ☮] #13131827 04/23/19 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan90210 ˜
I had the best burger ever today.

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My vomit after one too many tequila shots looks more appetizing than any of this.


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Re: Burgers at home [Re: RedRaider3933] #13131851 04/23/19 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by RedRaider3933
Originally Posted by Dan90210 ˜
I had the best burger ever today.

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My vomit after one too many tequila shots looks more appetizing than any of this.

^^^^^^^^this. or get hit by a gate swung open by a rodeo bull bang peep
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Re: Burgers at home [Re: Stump jumper] #13131957 04/23/19 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Stump jumper
Ground chuck, axis, venison or a mixture with chopped onions maybe some green peppers, gourmet burger season, and whortershires. Axis and venison cooked less. Some times I will add parmesan cheese. For me it is onions, pickles (kosher dill only), lettuce, & tomato with mustard. Kids will use ketchup. Usually on the grill but also in cast iron skillet. I prefer white cheese over yellow but never use American. I am a real cheese person.
Now we're talking! I eat A LOT of venison (aka dead deer) burgers. The place that does my processing makes the ground meat really lean - like 90/10. Cook in a cast iron skillet and there won't be a thimble full of grease cook out. Toasted bun, cheese, mustard or sometimes nothing, lettuce, pickles, onions. Don't care for tomatoes on my burgers.


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Originally Posted by Texan Til I Die
Originally Posted by Stump jumper
Ground chuck, axis, venison or a mixture with chopped onions maybe some green peppers, gourmet burger season, and whortershires. Axis and venison cooked less. Some times I will add parmesan cheese. For me it is onions, pickles (kosher dill only), lettuce, & tomato with mustard. Kids will use ketchup. Usually on the grill but also in cast iron skillet. I prefer white cheese over yellow but never use American. I am a real cheese person.
Now we're talking! I eat A LOT of venison (aka dead deer) burgers. The place that does my processing makes the ground meat really lean - like 90/10. Cook in a cast iron skillet and there won't be a thimble full of grease cook out. Toasted bun, cheese, mustard or sometimes nothing, lettuce, pickles, onions. Don't care for tomatoes on my burgers.

I grind my own and mix in about 10% beef fat. I will go a little higher with pork roast. I did that with some of last years axis.


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Re: Burgers at home [Re: bill oxner] #13133611 04/25/19 01:00 AM
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I like to take make two 1/4 pound patties, chop up jalapeno peppers and grate strong cheddar cheese and place both on one patty. Take the second patty and cover, pinch the sides and then season with salt and pepper. Grill over charcoal or gas grill. Lettuce, tomato, onions and mustard on a grilled bun.

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Originally Posted by Bass&More
Originally Posted by WAWI
Never, I dont support people eating burgers at home.



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How about Burgers on a boat thumb
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or burgers on the beach WAWI thumb thumb
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