I Perfected The Smashburger! | Chuds BBQ


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  1. Drummer 1138
    Drummer 1138 says:

    Sorry, rehydrated onions on a burger does not make it perfect. Seriously just cut fresh onions. Worked in food and that's the best way about it. Still looks great, gonna try the sauce recipe.

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  2. Donald Smith
    Donald Smith says:

    The burgers look great. I've never had a smashburger, mostly because most people smash them til they are falling apart. Your patties look thicker and juicier than most, and I love a thick juicy burger (damn the cholesterol). A person I use to know had a restaraunt here in town named, Bob's Cabin. He served a half pound burger he called the Moon Burger. He mixed chopped garlic into the patties. They were the juiciest tastiest cheese burger ever. I cook most of my burgers this way any more, always with memories of Bob. The closer to well done they are, the better the flavor of garlic. I'm sure he cooked his under a dome to retain moisture. Give them a try.
    Again your smashburgers do look delicious.

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  3. Fat Boy
    Fat Boy says:

    Gonna cop some hate for this – but my family has been loving them and it’s been a game changer for homemade burgers. Got a grinder a little while ago and I’ve been grinding…….. Picanha for my meat…. Yep 😂😂 at my butcher is the best value for money by far and has a great fat/meat ratio and the burgers have been amazing. No having to buy 2 or 3 different meats – whole picanha through the grinder perfect 👌👌

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  4. Trevor Jones
    Trevor Jones says:

    FOr a crsipier pickle try salting them first before adding the brine. It pulls the moisture out. I also find that doing a double grind gives a better blend as well as better distribution of the fat throughout the burger

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  5. Tosh
    Tosh says:

    These look great, I do wonder though (serious question) is it really as easy as you make it look for a novice to grind the meat and make the buns?

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