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Be honest with me, fellas. How did I do? Never made burgers before. I don't have a barbecue so I made them in the pan I use for eggs. They were good but kinda plain, I just put mustard and cheese on them. It's all I had.
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>>22273546
season them next time. cut the thickness down 20% and add some other toppings brudda
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>>22273549
I put some salt and pepper on them. More than that?
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looks bad. there’s a reason every burger place on earth gives more than just meat and bread
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>>22273546
Toast your buns in butter and add tons of fucking mayo if you arent adding toppings. Hell, do hot sauce and peanut butter or something
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>>22273546
Not bad for a first attempt. I like my burger very slightly rare. You didn't have a slice of tomato or some onion to put on that thing? And you only put mustard on it? Bro, get some ketchup and a little mayo on there. Also, toasted buns are the only way to go. You can use the same pan you cooked the burger in for a little extra flavor on the bun
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>>22273550
yeah a little more than that. I’ll leave which ones up to personal taste and discretion.
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>>22273553
>mayo on a burger
Is this a ruse?
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>>22273572
I didn’t want to give him the most obvious answer on earth “garlic powder”
I’ve had a lot of burgers in my life which were saturated in garlic, which I don’t wanna bitch and moan about but it’s overdone. Just be a bit of a trailblazer and try something else, I trust you can come up with something else that tastes good.
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>>22273546
i prefer more on the rare side, but im a fucking animal.
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>>22273546
Mix a bit of EVOO, balsamic vinegar, mustard (not that french's shit), garlic powder, onion powder, and herbes de prevence together. spread it on the patties and the buns. toast the buns
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>>22273582
>minor typo
provence*
also keep the toppings simple. Some sliced onion, greens, cheese if you must.
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>>22273546
You want to flatten the patties way more than you think you should, mix the ground beef and get the fat warmed up and split into 1/4 pound patties. I add a generous amount of salt, meat can handle way more salt than you think so don’t hold back. Then I add garlic, onion, paprika, parsley on one side. Throw it on the griddle then flip and add American cheese. This burger I made I also made home made buns, first time in a while I made my own buns. Then I added jalepeno jelly to the top bun (sounds weird but it’s fuckin amazing) and grey poupon Dijon mustard to the bottom bun, and of course bacon.
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>>22273556
Yeah he’s a retard
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>>22273546
Buns look weird
Meat looks dry
Not enough toppings. At least put on more cheese if nothing else.

Use fresh beef and make your own patties. Never by pre made
Toast buns to add texture. And keep from getting too soggy
Add cheese before you take off grill or whatever so it melts well
Salt and pepper is enough on the burger if the meat isn't shit.
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>>22273595
Yikes my guy
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>>22273602
>Use fresh beef and make your own patties.
I did do this, I probably overcooked because it was my first time doing it and I wanted to be safe. Did 4 min first side, flip and then 5 min. Internal was 160F.
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>>22273605
you will one day become old and wise enough that this feeling inside you is just “I don’t like mayonnaise” when it becomes speech
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>>22273546
Not sure why some people are negative, your burger looks perfect to me and I’d probably eat 3
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>>22273621
I've found all the criticisms very constructive and eagerly await my next attempt
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>>22273621
perfectly overcooked, yeah
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>>22273556
No. The Whopper has mayonnaise and the Big Mac has a mayonnaise-based sauce. It's incredibly common actually.
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>>22273605
the only people that don't like mayo on their burgers are poop-colored.
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>>22273688
alright let’s stay civil and not chimp out about this and that
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>>22273691
You can't tell facts and logic to cool it with the antisemitism.
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>>22273691
lmao you are brown aren't you
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>>22273696
I can tell baby shitposters to cool it with their 2nd grade lesson in racism
>>22273699
I am incredibly white
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>>22273550
You only need Salt on the patty
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>>22273702
>racism
it's called pattern recognition, and there's literally nothing wrong with it.
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>>22273704
there is nothing wrong with using the discriminatory faculties of your brain to predict outcomes and keep yourself safe. having the “my country mogs yours” mindset and calling people poop colored is just immature
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>>22273546
nobody has a barbecue
they have grills or smokers
the mustard and cheese was too much. what you gotta do is find a kaiser roll, or a multipack, and put your plain fried burger on it. maybe salt and pepper
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>>22273712
Do not listen to this woman, try a kaiser roll
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>>22273712
be quiet, woman.
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>>22273703
Jesus Christ that bun is fucking awful.
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>>22273735
why would a man use 2 pieces of brotten
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>>22273735
women don't want you either I'm sure
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>>22273744
stop trying to insult people, you don’t feel better after you’ve made your bid at ruining someone’s day
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>>22273747
your mirror already does that, I'm just piling on
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>>22273610
Thats ok. Its really easy to under or overcook a burger. It takes lots of practice to get it just right. For me its just a feeling. I dont temperature check anything
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>>22273735
you are a woman and i'm going to have sex with you
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>>22273546
Your whore mother should have aborted you.
Nice Burger
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>>22273794
I keep seeing that the woman keeps for the family together while the drunken father does whatever the fuck
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>>22273798
shut up, bitch
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>>22273805
having sex with women feels really good [spoiler]on my penis[/spoiler], but having to deal with them is a fucking nightmare
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>>22273805
I can’t deny women have been abused, I know for a fact they have, at the hands of all the men they trusted the most. It really sucks and I hope it’s not like that forever. Men have also been severely abused by their wives in a lot of caes. sometimes when those women are drunk. I’ve been a direct recipient of the abuse and threatening to accuse me about anything that will get me in jail. drunk people cause enormous problems for society, it’s almost like a plague.
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>>22273703
that bun looks like cake
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>>22273546
I would’ve made 2 thinner patties.
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>>22273726
No it isn’t
>>22273899
No it doesn’t
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>>22273546
As most people have said, you need a thinner burger and some more toppings. I'd use some oil/mayo-based sauce first of all, then some lettuce for the extra crunch. Onions are also good, and if you prefer them sweeter you can always just fry them in the pan along with the patty.
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>>22275825
Lettuce doesn’t make a Burger Better

OP’s Burger needs a Better Cruste (use a cast iron skillet), a meltier cheese (use American), a fattier patty (80%/20%), a softer bun (use Brioche)
Salt only on the patty for cooking
Then some Mayonnaise, black Pepper, Mustard, Pickles, and grilled Oniones
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>>22273556
Ehh, depends on the person. I, personally, don't like mayo per se, but mayo is a great sauce ingredient. Like, mayo + ketchup is an excellent sauce even though I dislike both individually. Also, I'd imagine homemade mayo tastes better.

Mayo + mustard (like in OP's burger) + honey + water (for right viscovity) = honey mustard, which is very good
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>>22275862
gim the lettuce, I need that cronch
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>>22275862
>dislikes lettuce
>cast iron meme
>American cheese
>plain mayo
Holy mother of tastelets
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>>22276105
I didn’t say I hate lettuce, it just doesn’t make a Burger Better
I Love Iced Cream and I Love Steakes, but I don’t Love them together
Cast Iron just makes the Best Burgeres
American Cheese is the Best Cheese for a Cheesieburge
The Mayonnaise is only plain until it gets black Pepper on it, then the Burgere juice, then pickles and mustard on the top portion’s spread of Mayonnaise

"O taste and see that the LORD is Good; blessed is the man that trusteth in Him”
Psalm 34:8
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Tried again, went for more of a medium rare (140F internal temp), tried mustard AND ketchup, an extra slice of cheese, and I toasted the bun. Accidentally made the patties bigger and forgot to indent them.
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>>22276258
I’m sorry but I cannot call this a success
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>>22276686
Can you elaborate? I'm still experimenting. Is it worse than the initial burger?
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>>22277848
https://warosu.org/ck/thread/21971677
80%/20% ground beef
Lightly form patties
Salt
Cast Iron Skillet medium HIGH Heat
Amerikanischer Käse
Grill the Oniones
Brioche Bun, Buttered, inside toasted on the Skillet
Mayo and black or indigenous Pepper of Coloure on Bun
Good Pickles
Good Mustard
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>>22276258
I’m this >>22273621 anon, good effort on the second one but I like the first one a lot better
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>>22273546
eating tortured animals is mentally ill
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>>22276258
Don’t listen to the rare amateurs. Red is for steak, you want to chew your burger, not have it be all mushy. Also, the ones saying to only salt the patty and don’t hold back are correct. Everything else is a matter of preference.
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>>22273546
It's a fucking burger, it exists because it was designed to be one of the least effort foods to make.
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>>22273550
Best results involve adding salt to the exterior just before cooking. Do not mix salt directly into the meat, or you will get pic on the right. Other seasonings can be added to mixture or rubbed on exterior, your choice. Black pepper, paprika, onion powder, garlic powder, maybe a little cayenne pepper. No need to overdo it on any of them though. For the best black pepper, FRESSSHLY GROUND black pepper is a game changing experience, and you might want to add it after cooking since it can burn, but it's not the end of the world if you add it before. If you're preparing patties in advance for a barbecue or something, you can just add it all together EXCEPT the salt, save that for just before it hits the grill.
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By the way, there is no need to cook a burger medium or rare. A burger is not a steak, well done is the best intersection of all considerations. Just don't OVERcook.
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>>22273794
This is categorically false and I would physically rough you up for insulting my mother and grandmother like that.
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>>22273546
Looks good, I prefer the simplicity.



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