I'm back to either 80/20 or 85/15 Moo for burgers. Tried a bunch of different other mixes and none were as good to me as just Moo meat. Meatballs - that's a whole other conversation.
I like to blend 90/10 beef with 90/10 beef, cook it, then put it on a pretzel bun with cheddar cheese. Don't F with the classics
Meatballs, meatloaf, stuffed peppers, yeah ill use some pork sometimes breakfast pork sausage. Not hamburgers.
You really need to try it , I was apprehensive before buying it . But I did a little google research and it is really the best red meat for you and it tastes incredible
Once again you guys Suzy home maker recipies leave a lot to the imagination of reinventing the wheel. A proper burger is not expensive mixed in a percentage of this or that. Its ground chuck with 80/20 fat. if its not broke don't try to fix it.
Dude, you cant even spell recipes. (I am basically with you, but using some quality lardo as fat enhancement works wonders.)
Guilty on spell check, ground sirloin is good to, its just a mix of the fat content that makes a good burger
Just an observation over the years getting paid to cook, most home chefs over complicate things and follow internet recipes to a tee even if they make no sense. If its on the internet must be true. Use common sense, baking is a whole different story, don't know if its a good recipe until the end, which I don't like as a chef
You must be new around these parts. @BigBird has been sending smoke signals for some time now; “Chrysler Town & Country”, “Weber grill for vegetables only” are just some. You have to translate the wording or you’ll fall by the wayside.