Favorite lunch/dinner burger
#12 Sourdough bacon cheeseburger from Burger King if it has to be from a fast food joint.
At a fancier place like Sonic, Fudruckers, Chilies, or Applebee's... the double bacon cheeseburger equivilant is fine, with fries, Mountain Dew if possible and no pickle.
And so far my Ranger and F-150 play nice, but my F-150 does seem to have a taste for venison. It must have picked it up when I drove it to go deer hunting.
At a fancier place like Sonic, Fudruckers, Chilies, or Applebee's... the double bacon cheeseburger equivilant is fine, with fries, Mountain Dew if possible and no pickle.
And so far my Ranger and F-150 play nice, but my F-150 does seem to have a taste for venison. It must have picked it up when I drove it to go deer hunting.
Originally Posted by glc
Ground beef from the supermarket, done on my BBQ grill. You can keep all the fast food and restaurant burgers.
I have trouble grilling burgers. I can grill anything else you throw at me, but burgers kick my butt.
Maybe the meat is too wet, I dunno. Is there a secret to grilling a burger on a BBQ grill?
Originally Posted by glc
Ground beef from the supermarket, done on my BBQ grill. You can keep all the fast food and restaurant burgers.
Originally Posted by jamzwayne
I have trouble grilling burgers. I can grill anything else you throw at me, but burgers kick my butt.
Maybe the meat is too wet, I dunno. Is there a secret to grilling a burger on a BBQ grill?
Maybe the meat is too wet, I dunno. Is there a secret to grilling a burger on a BBQ grill?
Originally Posted by dinty
depends on how you like your burger...rare, medium, or ruined
The meat seems to "sink" through the grill, and it's hard to flip em.
NOW, I can grill a burger on the grill if I lay down some foil, but I have trouble puttin ghte meat directly on the grill.
Originally Posted by jamzwayne
The meat seems to "sink" through the grill, and it's hard to flip em.
NOW, I can grill a burger on the grill if I lay down some foil, but I have trouble puttin ghte meat directly on the grill.
NOW, I can grill a burger on the grill if I lay down some foil, but I have trouble puttin ghte meat directly on the grill.
I once ordered a bison burger medium rare without thinking about it...won't do that again.
Originally Posted by jamzwayne
The meat seems to "sink" through the grill, and it's hard to flip em.
NOW, I can grill a burger on the grill if I lay down some foil, but I have trouble puttin ghte meat directly on the grill.
NOW, I can grill a burger on the grill if I lay down some foil, but I have trouble puttin ghte meat directly on the grill.
CrAz3D and jamzwayne,
I was pretty sure that the What-A-Burger here was not a franchise.
I read where your WhataBurger made it to 12 states in the Southwest but not Virginia.
I was pretty sure that the What-A-Burger here was not a franchise.
I read where your WhataBurger made it to 12 states in the Southwest but not Virginia.
Originally Posted by dinty
that there is failure in the patty forming process...might need to add a few crackers to help bind the mix...just crumble the crakers...few at a time to see how it goes...Ive even heard of some people adding an egg to the mixture...remember though..medhigh to high heat is your friend..and let the meat sit, you onlywant to flip once
Gotcha, thanks...
Oh and KSU thanks as well.
Originally Posted by jamzwayne
Gotcha, thanks...
Oh and KSU thanks as well.
Oh and KSU thanks as well.
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Jim
Jim
Does anybody have a Max and Erma's around? THe original (before franchisement) was in German Village in Columbus, Ohio. They have a darn good bacon/mushroom cheeseburger with an onion stack on the side.
Tastes great and makes for great flatulance (see Temptation Thread)
Tim C.
Tastes great and makes for great flatulance (see Temptation Thread)
Tim C.
Originally Posted by 02XLT4X4
#12 Sourdough bacon cheeseburger from Burger King if it has to be from a fast food joint.
At a fancier place like Sonic, Fudruckers, Chilies, or Applebee's... the double bacon cheeseburger equivilant is fine, with fries, Mountain Dew if possible and no pickle.
And so far my Ranger and F-150 play nice, but my F-150 does seem to have a taste for venison. It must have picked it up when I drove it to go deer hunting.
At a fancier place like Sonic, Fudruckers, Chilies, or Applebee's... the double bacon cheeseburger equivilant is fine, with fries, Mountain Dew if possible and no pickle.
And so far my Ranger and F-150 play nice, but my F-150 does seem to have a taste for venison. It must have picked it up when I drove it to go deer hunting.







