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I used chopped sirloin and added a chicken/Portobello demiglace to the mixture along with sime herbs I grow here- rosemary, dill, and sage, as well as some minced garlic and onion. I also added a small bit of water.

One secret for making juicy brgers is to add four tablespoons of liquid to each pound of meat. Water is fine. I usually use chicken broth. I rarely make a burger mixture the same way twice. I dump in whatever I feel like adding.

When I was in college, I had a friend who earned some extra money working a few hours a week for the food service. He told me they dumped in leftovers, untouched leftovers, into the hamburger mix, including on at least one occasion, butterscoth pudding. I have yet to try that one.
Boy, I haven't been here all month...

The backyard was a mess as the pool company had to tear up the pool deck that they screwed up and pour it all again. That made getting to the grill a bit of a chore. That being said, there has been some ribs, chicken, sausages, tri-tip, burgers, fresh Alaskan salmon, and lots of veggies on the grill so far....

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