How to Grill a Burger on a Foreman Grill
First, you only need one-half pound per burger., Divide your beef for however many burgers you'll be making., Turn on your Foreman grill, usually by plugging it in., Roll your ground beef into a ball. , Place it on your cutting board and flatten it...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: you only need one-half pound per burger.
Figure out how much that is for you.
Any ground beef you can find is fine.
If your state lists the meat/fat ratio, 80/20 is fine, but anything leaner is better. -
Step 2: Divide your beef for however many burgers you'll be making.
This guide will continue with one; repeat it for more. , Place the fat-collecting pan under it in the appropriate position, and spray both the top and bottom with non-stick spray. ,,,,,, Your burger should be about three-quarters of an inch to an inch thick. -
Step 3: Turn on your Foreman grill
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Step 4: usually by plugging it in.
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Step 5: Roll your ground beef into a ball.
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Step 6: Place it on your cutting board and flatten it.
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Step 7: Turn it over.
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Step 8: With one hand on the center
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Step 9: shore up the sides to round it out.
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Step 10: Turn it over again.
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Step 11: Smooth out the edges.
Detailed Guide
Figure out how much that is for you.
Any ground beef you can find is fine.
If your state lists the meat/fat ratio, 80/20 is fine, but anything leaner is better.
This guide will continue with one; repeat it for more. , Place the fat-collecting pan under it in the appropriate position, and spray both the top and bottom with non-stick spray. ,,,,,, Your burger should be about three-quarters of an inch to an inch thick.
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