Beef Burger Recipe needed.

[Anonymous No.7437772]

Chicken/Porkfag here. I haven't cooked beef ever in my life because it's not a prominent meet over here.

Give me your beef burger recipe, or should I just use a regular recipe? How is beef different, if at all.

[Anonymous No.7437775]

>>7437772
poo in the loo

[Anonymous No.7437778]

>>7437775
Nice assumptions dickbag.

[Anonymous No.7437803]

>>7437772
I am guessing you are East European?

Forget the complicated recipes involving egg for binding, etc.

If you have minced beef spread it out and sprinkle over 1 OXO type stock cube per kilo.

With cold hands, work fast and take about 100 grammes and form into a patty, make it look like a blood platelet, with an indentation in the middle. Throw back in the fridge for an hour or so.

When it comes to cooking, fry it for about five minutes each side, (turn only once - if you can)

Voila!

[Anonymous No.7437815]

Ground beef is for Burgers, Taco, Meatloaf, meatballs or chili.

[Anonymous No.7437817]

>>7437815
Nothing else?

[Anonymous No.7437821]

>>7437815
As a Britchap , I disagree . . . .Minced beef is also good for Bolognese or even a cottage pie!

[Anonymous No.7437822]

>>7437817
it can also be used as a filling for meat pies.

[Anonymous No.7437824]

>>7437815
Or Samosas.

[Anonymous No.7437826]

>>7437821

Ohh yea, I forgot those.

I sometimes cook them.

But Usually I make the other recipe more frequently

>>7437817

I just cook the classic dishes because they are best.

You can use it to make Kofta also.

Meatloaf sounds really basic and simple but its a comfort food for us. We eat it with mashed potato, gravy and some veg like buttered peas or broccoli.

[Anonymous No.7437832]

>>7437772
>>7436687

[Anonymous No.7437911]

>>7437772
This is the best comfort food around- tater tot casserole. This is also very scalable to 2lbs with a bigger dish.

1 lb 90/10 ground beef
1 can campbell's broccoli cheese soup
1 small onion
1 bag of pepperoni
Shredded/grated cheddar or other cheese
Frozen tater tots
Worcestershire sauce
Soy sauce
Garlic (fresh or powder)
Salt and Pepper

Preheat oven to 425

Finely chop the onion and add to a skillet (add garlic now if fresh 1-2 cloves minced/pressed) with a very small amount of oil, cook until almost translucent.

Add ground beef to skillet, add worcestershire and soy sauce about a Tbsp each. Add salt/pepper about a tsp each. Cook uncovered until the water from the sauces and onion has evaporated and it is mostly dry. Drain if necessary.

Pour the beef into an 7x9 or similar sized casserole dish, spreading evenly. Add the can of soup, spreading evenly across the beef. Layer pepperonis on the soup to cover the entire surface. Add cheese, covering all the pepperoni. Add tater tots, arranging in lines/grid to cover the whole surface. Cook uncovered at 425 for ~40 minutes or until the tater tots are done.

[Anonymous No.7437917]

>>7437911
>This is the best comfort food around-

No, it's shit food made with shit ingredients.
Soup in a can?
Pepperoni out of a bag?
Frozen tots?

You done fucked up son.

[Anonymous No.7437918]

>>7437911
Oh, it's essential that you let this dish rest for a good 15 minutes otherwise it falls apart when you serve it.

[Anonymous No.7437920]

>>7437917

Casseroles are for lazy housewives.

Its not even really cooking.

[Anonymous No.7437922]

>>7437772
>beef burger
This meme needs to end, it's JUST. BURGER.

[Anonymous No.7437923]

>>7437917
Oh you could make the whole thing from scratch, and I've used sandwich pepperoni plenty of times, but a bag of pepperoni is a good description of the amount he'd need. No fuck off back to your TV dinner you pretentious faggot.

[Anonymous No.7437939]

>>7437922
And yet there is chicken burger, pork burger, venison burger and lamb burger.

You're a special kind of stupid.

[Anonymous No.7437944]

>>7437939

Sure. But just "burger" is assumed to be beef. That's the default. You don't need to specify beef, you only need to specify if you're doing something unusual.

[Anonymous No.7437951]

>>7437922
Understandably a cis-gendered heterosexual as yourself would not understand the current state of affairs when it comes to identity in today's society. Just because it's a burger doesn't mean that it's a beef burger- that is a derivative of racism. There's more than one type of burger, just like a person has more than one choice of their gender. That burger may have come from a cow, but if the burger identifies as turkey with the consumer then it is free to be turkey-burger. Assuming that burger identifies always as beef is an ancient concept that was used when slaves still tended fields and women were used as vessels of reproduction- a truly horrible period of our history indeed. Thank you for your understanding and hopefully this will help you make comments that are more sensitive to the LGBTQIA community in the future.

[Anonymous No.7437955]

>>7437922
Retardation: The post.

[Anonymous No.7437959]

>>7437817

There is not alot of dishes you can do with ground beef besides what has been mentioned.

But within them there is unlimited variety.

You can make a zillion different kinds of burgers and taco's.

[Anonymous No.7437961]

Almost forgot Burrito's !

I like a big wet burrito with cheese melted on top.

[Anonymous No.7437963]

Nacho's / Chips and cheese.

Beef and Bean Dip. Mmmmm now I am drooling.

[Anonymous No.7437971]

>>7437955
>>7437939
Burger is BEEF, all that other garbage is NOT a burger. Find your own word for your meme food and LEAVE burger ALONE!!!

[Anonymous No.7437985]

>>7437778
There is logic in his assumption. At first I thought you were in the Middle East but then you mentioned you eat pork so a country with a large Hindu population would make beef harder to find.

If you aren't Indian then I am going to guess African of some sort? i know we get a decent number of African flags on /int/.

Anyway, beef can be more forgiving than other meat and cooked less if it is of a good quality. If you have gotten it minced by a butcher then you can cook the burger rare and it will taste better for it.

A good burger needs only beef and salt with no binders or fillers like eggs or breadcrumbs. Once shaped into burgers chill in the fridge and they will hold together better when you cook them.

[Anonymous No.7437993]

>>7437971

Chicken Patty, Pork Patty, Venison Patty, Tunafish Patty Melt.

Beef Burger.

[Anonymous No.7437995]

>>7437939
Brit detected

[Anonymous No.7438000]

>>7437772
>high quality beeef
>roll into a fat ball
>cast iron pan piping hot
>salt the pan heavily
>ball o meet in pan, squeeze down into patty size
>flip after a lil bit

there's no other way

[Anonymous No.7438004]

>>7437817
meat pies
gravy
curry
shepard's pie
bolognese or meat sauce for pasta
stroganoff
kofta or other sausages
Chinese dumplings or eggrolls

[Anonymous No.7438007]

>>7438004

All mentioned.

But people dont make Curry or Strogonoff and egg rolls with ground beef.

Maybe you could, but it would suck. You dont use ground beef for those dishes.

Beef dumpling is very rare, usually its mixed with pork.

[Anonymous No.7438018]

>>7438007
yes they do. minced beef curry is quite common, haven't you had korma? Japanese also sometimes use ground beef for curry, but they use pretty much any meat they feel like over there. Try ground beef Japanese curry on fries, it's surprisingly addictive.

Strogonoff with ground beef is perfectly fine. It wouldn't be as tasty as using steak, but it would be faster.

Egg rolls with ground beef would be fine. Many Chinese restaurants produce dumplings with beef rather than pork, pork is typically preferred because it is juicier, but there's actually a specific kind of ground beef-filled bing in Taiwan that tastes even better than most common pork potstickers.

[Anonymous No.7438021]

>>7438018
>korma

Never had it, but now that you mention it I have heard of it.

[Anonymous No.7438023]

>>7438000
>High quality beeef
You must really like beef and burgers.

[Anonymous No.7438036]

>beef burger
Is this some sort of britcuck thing? Do you really need to specify beef? For shame.

[Anonymous No.7438099]

>>7438036
And a post this retarded must come from an American. Let me guess, you think burgers are American too?

A nation of morons and invalids.

[Anonymous No.7438104]

>>7438023
i don't eat burgers often, but when i do i do them right.

is that a /ck/rime?

[Anonymous No.7438112]

I keep a box of burgers in our Freezer because they always taste better then Burgers I try to make.

When I try to make a burger out of ground beef its never as good as a pre made boxed patty.

They use good beef and better fat for their burgers I think then the Grocery store does.

And they stay together better.

And its easy.

[Anonymous No.7438115]

>>7438099
Calm down limey go sit on a muslims cock.

[Anonymous No.7438123]

>>7438099
And a post this retarded must come from a bong. Let me guess, you think fries are chips too? A nation of Muslims and inbreds.

[Anonymous No.7438125]

>>7438036
Gain some awareness my chubby, diabetic friend.

[Anonymous No.7438146]

>>7438125

Lamb Patty

[Anonymous No.7438149]

>>7438115
Damn you're mad, but stupid people always are when put in their place.

[Anonymous No.7438155]

>>7438036
In Britain, "burger" broadly refers to a hot sandwich made with a round bun

[Anonymous No.7438157]

>>7438146
Read the label.......

[Anonymous No.7438163]

>>7438155

...which is generally assumed to be beef, unless a different meat is specified.

"Burger" implies beef. If it's not beef then the other meat will be stated.

[Anonymous No.7438169]

>>7438163
>If it's not beef then the other meat will be stated.

Yes, but you still redundantly call it a "beef burger" all the time as well.

The point is, there's no such thing as a "chicken burger" in the US, because there it is simply known as a "chicken sandwich".

It's just a small difference in your use of the language.

[Anonymous No.7438187]

>>7438169
>Yes, but you still redundantly call it a "beef burger" all the time as well.

No, we don't. That's why this thread is getting replies. "Beef burger" sounds odd in American English. It's redundant.

>> there's no such thing as a "chicken burger" in the US
Sure there is. There's also turkey burgers, bison burgers, veggie burgers, and so on.

>>chicken sandwhich
that implies a solid piece of chicken, not a patty made from ground chicken. A patty made from ground/minced chicken would be a "chicken burger" It would only be a "chicken sandwich" if a solid piece of chicken was used.

[Anonymous No.7438188]

>>7438163
Incorrect.

[Anonymous No.7438190]

>>7438187
>No, we don't. That's why this thread is getting replies. "Beef burger" sounds odd in American English. It's redundant.

I thought you were a brit, my bad.

>that implies a solid piece of chicken, not a patty made from ground chicken

Exactly. In british english, "burger" doesn't necessarily imply a patty made from ground meat, but in american english it does.

[Anonymous No.7438192]

>>7438163
Still incorrect.

[Anonymous No.7438197]

>>7438163
Being proven wrong gets tiresome, doesn't it, anon?

[Anonymous No.7438201]

>>7438169
Here you go anon, have a chicken burger straight from Walmart, the all American store.

[Anonymous No.7438203]

>>7437817
Cheese and Leek Soup with Minced Meat

Shit's fire senpai! One of my soup staples

[Anonymous No.7438207]

>>7438188
not him but, thats saying the burgers are 100% pure beef, not that the beef burgers are 100% pure.

[Anonymous No.7438208]

>>7438201
ground meat as i said

[Anonymous No.7438211]

>>7438203

That sounds very strange

And I like soup.

[Anonymous No.7438219]

>>7438197

Not really. Food being sold like that is required by law to state what kind of meat it's made out of. That has nothing to do with how the term is commonly used in ordinary conversation.

[Anonymous No.7438268]

>>7438219

This. When you're out with friends do you say "hey guys, let's go get some beef burgers"? Or do you simply say "burgers"?

[Anonymous No.7438269]

>>7438146
>>7438125
>>7438155
>>7438157
aren't you foreigners the same fucks who lose their shit at the idea of American cheese? you want to keep your precious labels, and then you change the meaning of hamburger to whatever the fuck you want it to be.

a hamburger is a ground beef patty served in a round bun with vegetables. anything else is a sandwich, maybe with a sausage.

[Anonymous No.7438278]

>>7438269

American Cheese isnt cheese.

If you think it is then you just proved to us how dumb you are.

[Anonymous No.7438282]

>>7438278
btw, I am an American Foody.

[Anonymous No.7438291]

>>7438278
>American cheese isn't cheese
>lamb burger is burger. see, it even says it on the package

[Anonymous No.7438299]

>>7438282
>foody
opinion disregarded

[Anonymous No.7438309]

>>7438291
Yea and those burger are not burgers.

Truth is Advertisement. Its dead.

[Anonymous No.7438835]

ITT desperate Brits trying to justify """"""beef""""""" burger

[Anonymous No.7439182]

>ground beef

[Anonymous No.7439578]

>>7437922
>>7437939
>>7437944
>>7437971
>>7437993
Calling ground/minced (insert meat here) "burger"

[Anonymous No.7440081]

>>7439578

Wrong, Ground or Minced beef is ground Beef.

Its not a burger till you form it into a Patty.