10 Best Burgers For Bbq To Buy
Updated on: December 2023
Best Burgers For Bbq To Buy in 2023
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Solaire 27-Inch Deluxe Infrared Propane Grill on Square Cart, Stainless Steel
- Two infrared burners and electronic push-button ignition; ffully assembled, propane tank not included
- 542 square inches of grilling space (fits eighteen 4-inch hamburgers); 32,000 BTU/hour; 48.4 Infrared Intensity Index
- Stainless steel welded construction; made in the USA by 102-year-old family business
- V-shape stainless steel grilling grids increase flavor while reducing flare-ups
- Grill dimensions: 51 wide by 24-3/4 deep by 48 inches high; shipping weight 230 pounds
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The Proper Way of Grilling Burgers: Avoid Common Burger Grilling Problems
Burgers are probably a part of your life especially when you love outdoor grilling activities. Avoid common burger grilling problems by following these simple tips.
Select a good quality meat which is around 20% fats. A good option would be ground chuck. Create patties in a flat manner with even thickness. Reshape the patty with your hands when the center is thicker than the edges.
One of the hardest things to do when grilling burgers is to see to it that they are cooked without letting the exterior burn. To make the grilling process easy, make a hole in the center of the patties about an inch or less as you shape them. When they are in a donut-like structure, they will be cooked more evenly. Make bigger hole for thicker burgers.
Your family and guests have different preferences when it comes to burger doneness. To handle this with ease, you can place the burgers on grills in a gradual manner so that they can be taken off the grill at the same time. A well-done burger needs 15 minutes grilling time. If your guests prefer medium burgers then place the burgers on grill after three or four minutes to make the all burgers ready at the same time. Use a meat thermometer to measure the inner temperature of ground meats which should be around 160 degrees F.
Once on grill, a common problem of burgers is they tend to crumble. This can be solved by freezing the patties for a while (about 1-2 hours) before grilling them, but avoid making them entirely frozen. Once they are firm ready and spray your grill with non-stick cooking spray or oil to keep the meat from falling and sticking while you cook.
Don't press the burger with a spatula to prevent them from getting deformed. Constantly pressing may lead to the loss of juice and moisture, leaving your beef patties dry.
Add flavors before making patties like Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, steak sauce, black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, freshly diced onions, black pepper and many more.
Experiment as you go along and have fun while grilling. Burgers are easy to grill and requires less time in cooking. With nothing but a few plain techniques, you can cook them with ease.
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