Make your own burger patties for complete control

You could spend hours analyzing the patties you bought. What type of meat blend is it? What seasonings were included? In what ratios? What's the fat content? Are there any binding agents? Are the patties denser than they seem? These are important questions that could influence how you cook the burgers and what cheese, buns, and toppings you choose to accompany them. You're already busy, the unsuspecting retailer is overwhelmed by your inquiries, and the increasingly annoyed customers forming a line behind you are all in a hurry. Instead, just prepare the burger patties yourself and maintain the peace of the crowd and your own mind.
To avoid some common burger mistakes, start with a ground beef blend that has 20% fat. Skip the eggs, breadcrumbs, and other so-called binders, and let the fat do the work. Mix gently, then shape the patties to be thin enough to remain juicy but thick enough to enjoy a satisfying bite. Use our favorite seasoning tip, but only after shaping the patties to help retain moisture. Cook them to the minimum safe doneness, emerge as a grilling champion, impress your friends, and savor the results.
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