This is a blog that explains to you the best way to make the BEST burger you’ve ever made. We will walk you through every step of the process, from buying to cooking.
We will teach you how to prepare an amazing burger. You will become a professional in making the best burgers ever!
The pages are detailed and easy to follow. The words and pictures are clear and will make it easy for anyone to learn how to make a great burger.
In this site, we show you everything you need to know about making a wonderful hamburger, from buying ingredients, prepping them, cooking them on a grill or in your oven, cutting it up, serving it, and even what wine would be best to go with it. It’s all presented in a simple way so even the most inexperienced cooks can understand.”
My name is Chris Kornman, Certified Master Chef and creator of The Spice House. I’m here to give you the inside tips on how to make a marvelous burger.
Take a look at a picture of one of my burgers. Notice that it’s completely red, moist, and juicy with a nice crust? Now I’m going to tell you my secrets.
How to make the best burger you’ve ever made:
Start with fresh ground beef 80/20 or 70/30
Season liberally with kosher salt
Let rest 15 minutes before placing on grill
Grill over high heat covered for 3 minutes, flip once, move to cooler part of grill cover for another 3 minutes**
Baste liberally with butter (1/2 stick) and garlic (crushed) during last 3 minutes**
Place on your favorite bread or in a brioche bun topped with additional butter and garlic salt
Serve immediately!
I’m going to tell you how to make the best burger you’ve ever made. I’m going to teach you the secret of a perfect burger. It’s a simple formula: 80% ground beef, 20% bacon.
A little bit of butter and some Worcestershire sauce are also very helpful. And if you don’t have these ingredients around, well then this article is not for you. You should just go ahead and order in or something.
If you have followed the directions above, your patty should be dripping with grease in a delicious fashion. The grease will add delicious flavor to your patty as it cooks and creates an almost crispy shell around it as it cools, sealing in the juices like a sous-vide machine starves its victims of oxygen. Simply put, there will be no better burger than this one.*
Your patties are now ready for grilling. When building your grill flame, surround the patties with the hottest part of the flame but make sure they do not touch each other or any other part of the grill grate. Flames touching your patties will burn off all the tasty juices and render them burnt and tasteless. If you have done this correctly, your burgers will cook extremely quickly on
This site will provide you with the best, easiest most delicious burger recipe ever. I have been making these burgers for over 20 years and have developed the perfect seasoning mixture and cooking method to produce a mouth watering, juicy burger every time.
I assure you that this is not your average hamburger topping list. This is not a boring, run of the mill description of how to season a burger. This is an in-depth look at how to create a burger so good that even if you are normally not one big on hamburgers, you will become one after trying my recipe.
The next time you want to make a great burger, remember this site and be sure to use my own special blend of ground beef seasoning mix. You won’t regret it!
I have seen many recipes for the perfect burger, but my favorite is to just make it up as I go. Sure, I’ve tried a lot of different kinds of burgers, but it’s safe to say that no one has ever eaten a better burger than the one I just made.
I first start with a basic set of ingredients. These include:
1 lb ground beef
1 tsp salt
1 Tbsp mustard
2 slices of cheese
Put these 3 things in your world’s most amazing burger maker and mix them all together. This is the best part, because you’re doing this right next to the grill. You could use a spatula, or even your hands if you want to be extra manly, but I prefer to use a spoon. That way you get to actually feel what’s in there while you mix it up. Next, put it on the grill!
My favorite kind of grill is charcoal and wood chips. It smells so good when you get it going, and gives that nice smokey flavor that makes your burger taste great. After about 15 minutes on the grill (don’t even think about using those pre-made charcoal briquettes!) take your burger off and let it rest for about 5 minutes before eating it. Remember
To make a great burger, you need to use the best ingredients. The trick is to use the best combination of spices. If you want to get serious about making burgers, you should invest in a burger press. This will ensure that your burgers are perfect every time. I recommend that you experiment with different seasonings and spice combinations. The best way to do this is to start with a simple burger and then add seasoning until you reach the level of taste that you like the most.
First, get yourself a good pound of chuck. My personal favorite is 80% lean/20% fat. I like the flavor the extra fat provides and I don’t mind a little grease on my hands (or mouth) when I’m eating.
Next, grind up that beef. If you have a food processor with a grinding attachment, use it for this step. Grinding the beef yourself gives you a greater degree of control over the finished result. If you’re using frozen meat, thaw it in the refrigerator the night before you’ll be cooking it. Don’t go from frozen to room temperature – you’ll lose moisture and end up with a drier burger.
If you don’t have a grinder or food processor, buy ground beef at your local grocery store or butcher shop. The key is to get freshly ground beef every time so that your burgers will be as fresh as possible. However, if you do have your own grinder and want to use it, use only fresh store-ground chuck—never previously frozen.
The amount of beef should make six to eight quarter-pound patties, depending on how big they are and how tightly they’re packed together.
Next comes salt and pepper. Salt brings out flavor in meat because it
