If you love a good grilled burger then keep reading because, in today’s post, we share a secret to the best hamburgers!
Summertime is the perfect time to make these amazing burgers!
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Time to Grill!
My family seems to be like a normal, typical midwest American family. We all love different types of grilled food items such as pork chops, chicken, ribs, and salmon. We also enjoy grilling veggies such as asparagus, butternut squash, and potatoes.
Don’t forget about dessert!
But wait… don’t forget about dessert! Once in a while my son, Isaac, makes a Bourbon Cherry Bread Pudding on his Green Egg. Talk about delicious!!!
Secrets
The first secret to his recipe starts by purchasing a pound of 85% lean ground chuck. Ground chuck is great for making juicy burgers, mouth-watering meatloaf, Maid-Rites, and chili. Fresh ground chuck works best when making these delicious burgers. When I notice that there is a sale on ground chuck I’ll purchase several pounds, divide it into packages and freeze them for later use.
The second secret is to add wonderful Riley’s Salt-Free All Purpose Seasoning and Worcestershire Sauce to the ground chuck. It’s important to mix the seasonings and Worcestershire sauce well into the meat. You can allow the mixture to marinate overnight in the refrigerator if you’d like (this allows the flavors to blend together more), or you can go ahead and prepare the patties and grill them immediately.
Riley’s Salt-Free All Purpose Seasoning
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**If you are looking to make gluten-free burgers then be sure to use gluten-free Worcestershire sauce.
Gluten-Free Worcestershire Sauce
The third secret to making the best hamburgers is to allow the meat to reach room temperature before throwing the burgers on the grill and preheating your grill to approximately 400 degrees F.
Grill the burgers for approximately 15 to 20 minutes, flipping them once.
Here are the ratios:
- 1 lb Ground Chuck
- 1/8 cup Worcestershire sauce (*GF version: use gluten-free Worcestershire)
- 1 tsp Riley’s salt-free all-purpose seasoning
- (*GF version: use gluten-free hamburger buns, such as Udi’s brand)
Create a condiment station with a variety of toppings such as:
- sliced tomatoes
- sliced onions
- pickles
- lettuce
- BBQ sauce
- garlic mayonnaise
- sliced cucumbers
- mustard
- ketchup
- broccoli sprouts
- coleslaw
- sliced cheeses
Secret To the Best Hamburgers
Ingredients
- 1 lb Ground chuck
- 1/8 cup Worcestershire sauce (*GF version: use gluten free Worcestershire)
- 1 tsp Riley's salt-free all-purpose seasoning
- (*GF version: use gluten free hamburger buns)
Instructions
- Preheat your grill to approximately 400 degrees F.
- Mix the seasonings and Worcestershire sauce well into the meat. You can allow the mixture to marinate overnight in the refrigerator if you'd like or prepare the patties and grill them immediately.
- Allow the meat to reach room temperature before grilling.
- Grill the burgers for approximately 15 to 20 minutes, flipping them once.
If you have a charcoal grill check out these easy DIY Fire Starters!
Don’t you just love a good juicy hamburger?
I hope that you find the secret to making the best hamburgers helpful.
Enjoy!
Linda
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