@@chefdavidsantos Just made the patties with a bit of salt/pepper and whosistershire sauce. Used an only butter top. Will grill in about an hour. Thanks again!
I do something similar, using a plate and pressing down, the burger conforms to the size of the circle on the bottom. This is a great idea, I’m going to try it next time I make burgers. Thanks.
Yeah I’ve seen that work as well. I think you will like this move as it’s a bit more compact if you will. But that’s def another route to take for sure! Appreciate the comment and it’s always great for people to know another option!!! Thanks Steven
I’d guess that you are taking ground meat and just giving it a balling. If you are having trouble with them breaking apart I’d put the meat in a bowl and just simply with your hands give it a good working. Not crazy just enough to amalgamate the meat together. Then form your burgers and you should be good. The crumbling apart is probably just the result of the grind of the meat especially the wavy leaner packages of ground. Give the mixing a try and let me know if it works for ya.
@@chefdavidsantos k I will I also should of mentioned that I tend too chubs of ground meat like the type that comes in those tubes I will five your advice a try and come back if it works
Biggest reasons patty’s shrink. If you have a high fat content and are cooking it well done it will lose 20% which is what you are losing. So your options are cool it less or you have to start with a larger patty.
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Wow! Super simple and looks great. Thanks for the tip!
Thanks my friend! Here to help however I can!
That's so awesome. Pretty cool kitchen hack.
What a simple and short video. Thank you!
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Cool, I'm going to do that tonight, thanks for the tip.
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Thank you. I was just about to but a press for $15. You save me $15
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I especially appreciate the sound effects 🙂
Hahaha I’m a vocal kind of fella! Lol
Pretty cool!
Thanks! I will try this.
Please do! Hopefully it helps!
@@chefdavidsantos Just made the patties with a bit of salt/pepper and whosistershire sauce. Used an only butter top. Will grill in about an hour. Thanks again!
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I do something similar, using a plate and pressing down, the burger conforms to the size of the circle on the bottom. This is a great idea, I’m going to try it next time I make burgers. Thanks.
Yeah I’ve seen that work as well. I think you will like this move as it’s a bit more compact if you will. But that’s def another route to take for sure! Appreciate the comment and it’s always great for people to know another option!!! Thanks Steven
I have a issue with my bugers falling apart sometimes when cooking any tips to help ao they dont fall apart
I’d guess that you are taking ground meat and just giving it a balling. If you are having trouble with them breaking apart I’d put the meat in a bowl and just simply with your hands give it a good working. Not crazy just enough to amalgamate the meat together. Then form your burgers and you should be good. The crumbling apart is probably just the result of the grind of the meat especially the wavy leaner packages of ground. Give the mixing a try and let me know if it works for ya.
@@chefdavidsantos k I will I also should of mentioned that I tend too chubs of ground meat like the type that comes in those tubes I will five your advice a try and come back if it works
let me know!
@@chefdavidsantos ty it helped a lot 😊
@@lukebaldwin3335 that’s awesome!
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why my patty to small after cook? i make it 100g after cook its look like 80g
Biggest reasons patty’s shrink. If you have a high fat content and are cooking it well done it will lose 20% which is what you are losing. So your options are cool it less or you have to start with a larger patty.
@@chefdavidsantosWould it work amixing 80/20 and a leaner meat together?
@@NOTHERE2CODDLEU absolutely
@@chefdavidsantos Appreciate the answer. Will try. 👍
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I live to my own soundtracks. Haha
how many grams per patty is that?
4oz burger equals exactly 112g usually when I do this recipe in grams I find it easier just to target 120g. Keeps things nice and even!
Good hack, to much talking to get to the final result.
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My sound track. Haha
What if you don’t eat Chinese food?
Fair question. Most take out use these now but you can usually get them on amazon or buy a couple from a Chinese food spot for a buck or two.
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