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"Serendipity" > wrote in message
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> jmcquown wrote:
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>> I've got 2 lbs. of ground beef thawing. I really have a hankering for a
>> burger. I didn't have any burger rolls so I ran to the store to get
>> some.
>> I was hoping for something other than Wonder-white rolls but that's all
>> they
>> had. I briefly considered buying some thick-cut potato bread to toast
>> and
>> maybe form one into a rather longish patty rather than a round one - but
>> not
>> at that price for the bread.

>
> Favourite burger bun here is a white bread including the egg. I toss
> everything in the breadmaker for dough making sure the cooking time in the
> oven coincides with the burgers. Fresh buns and homemade paddies (DH
> makes the absolute best), what more could you ask fot
>>
>> I have one of those old burger presses from Tupperware so I can press and
>> freeze the remaining ground beef for future burgers. I've got cheese and
>> even bought chips! If I decide to do a solitary patty sans bread, I'll
>> still put some cheese on top and serve with a steamed (from frozen)
>> veggie
>> such as broccoli, spinach or brussels sprouts. The temps are dropping;
>> it's
>> raining here and acting like it might try to freeze tonight, so no
>> grilling
>> today.


Wimp! ;->

> We grill year round whether it is blizzard or sweating the balls off
> weather. Temps dropping would have no effect if we had decided on
> grilling that nigh.


You go! I've been known to grill with 6" of snow on the ground. I don't
care. It takes a little longer but the food is definitely tastier and
healthier!

The only real consideration I have when it comes to weather is the wind.
Around here, we can have sustained winds of 30+ mph. If that's the case, I
just grill in the garage with the car door opened about a foot to foot and a
half.

>> I have a method for a sort of spicy burger which I may opt for (sans
>> bread).
>> Incorporate some minced onion, garlic, splash of Tabasco or other hot
>> sauce,
>> soy or teriyaki sauce and ground ginger. Tasty. Works well with lean
>> ground turkey or ground chicken or a combo of beef, chicken, etc.
>>
>> Or, since I already bought the rolls I could always make sloppy joes
>> Hmmm... only a few hours time will tell.
>>
>> Jill


Now, with all that being said, I do have to state that I do NOT grill
burgers. I grill stakes, chicken, roasts and pork of all varieties. No
burgers though.

YMMV,
Bret



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