Burger Test Lab

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4 x 100g short rib patties. Going into the fridge to firm up ahead of double cheese burger tonight
 
Pretzel rolls on the rise ahead of tonight's bacon cheese burger night. :)

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lol - I actually tried this tonight - though I cooked then seared (rather than the way they suggested) as per http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives...er-sous-vide-without-a-sous-vide-machine.html

It was pretty good - it wouldn't be my first choice if I was only cooking half a dozen burgers but for larger numbers, a'la 4th of July, then I'd definitely consider it.

I cooked if for half an hour, give or take, in a cooler box :) at about 130-135°f. I would have preferred to have used a hotter grill to brown it at the end but I had everyone else's food to consider.

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Wow, work of art. Buy why so raw?
Medium rare in my books - bad lighting and an old iphone to blame I think - but definitely not raw. ;)

What you can't see unfortunately is the bacon and cheese lattice work and the caramelised onion and chilis. A work in progress, albeit a tasty one. :)
 
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Medium rare in my books

Ugh... for steaks, maybe... but NEVER with ground meat. that will make you sick man. :sick:

With solid meat the bacteria cannot penetrate deep enough and so medium rare is actually fine - but when the meat is ground up it's a whole other ballgame mate.
Cook your patties properly!
 
Ugh... for steaks, maybe... but NEVER with ground meat. that will make you sick man. :sick:

With solid meat the bacteria cannot penetrate deep enough and so medium rare is actually fine - but when the meat is ground up it's a whole other ballgame mate.
Cook your patties properly!
It's how I like my burgers. Always have and probably always will.
 
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