Something to think about before you eat a burger.
"pink slime is made from the fatty sweepings from the slaughterhouse floor, which are notoriously rife with pathogens like E. coli 0157 and antibiotic-resistant salmonella. Once swept up, the scraps are sent through a series of machines, which grinds them into a paste, separates out the fat, and laces the substance with a mixture of water and ammonia (ammonium hydroxide) to kill those pathogens"
i invented a new kind of hamburger and don't know what to do wit it. Can somebody point me in the right direction? i think i need somebody with a place already, maby [sic] near a college.Any idears? [sic, harvard style]
This burger looked delicious! I'd love to eat it. I'm a little confused though. Why was I taught to use egg to "hold the patty together"? Also, why are we patting the patty down in the skillet, I understand the philosophy with this lesson but is another chef going to hit me on the wrist for "pushing all the juices out" the burger? There were two sauces in small cups, are they absolutely necessary?
honestly you work with your meat way too much. you should work with it as little as possible to mix things and gain the shape of the burger. The tighter you pack it the less tender the burger is going to be. Also you should not use 100% chuck (most common ground beef). Use 60% sirloin, 20% brisket, 20% chuck 80/20 from a good meat market. I avoid adding egg as its not needed to hold good meat together and it will only increase density and decrease tenderness. Just pepper before, salt after flip
@SeattleMark1979 well i made some with and some without an egg and i'll stick to using the egg as the others fell apart, but thx for ur CRAP comment. lmfao
looks like mine recipe ...but if im the mood i spice them up with some fine garlic and onion minced and some heat from chili ....but as we say we play around with taste :)
@ReijiNakashi, Hi, No you can add any mustard that you want. But just remember of the heat of the mustard. I use Dijon because it is delicate and with the addition of horseradish a strong mustard can over power the flavour that your trying to create. The ingredients are meant to enhance the flavour of the burger, not overwhelm it. Keep that in mind and you will be fine !
@MrMangini yup that's exactly what i thought when he finished adding ingredients i was still wondering that where's the onion and it kept me thinking its coming,its coming but it never did ....:) well how does the hamburger recipe go complete without the hint of onion i have never seen one without but may be something new he tried well then i wouldn't call it a hamburger it was something else may be.:)
heya good vid um when i make home made burgers the patties always breakup when cooking do i add more egg to the mix??or will sauses do it??any help be ill be greatful
Hello ChefsTips :) i just made the burger and i have to say it was really good :) good and Juicy. I like the fact u tryed mustart, and kepchup :p!! 5/5 :)!
Hi There Cheftips i am enjoying your videos and i am now subscribing! I am from england and i want to say that your voice reminds me of that comedian that does mock the week, the host lol anywayz keep up the good work!
I am absolutely making these burgers at the end of this week. I have already made the trip to the grocery store and picked up the Tabasco* Sauce, Dijon Mustard, Ketchup, Worcestershire Sauce, Extra Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Center Cut Bacon(Because I'm making Bacon Cheesburgers...), and 93/7 Lean Beef. My question is this - Can you substitute seasoned salt for the table salt & could I use a drop of that Liquid Smoke* Cooking Sauce right on the meat before I cook it?
Hi Justin.......Absolutely you can use seasoned salt.....no issues.....as for the liquid smoke....just lightly brush it on before cooking & it will be just fine. Enjoy !!
When you use good meat, you don't need to use "any egg or crushed crackers" that take away from the flavor, to help stop your burger from crumbling. because thats what those are for.
a fort mrs doyle did the hard work . lol just kiddin chef nice recipe . i have made many of these but never used dijon mustard or wusta sauce but it all looks good . nice 1 (Y)
you're complaining about writing down the ingredients, but you managed to salvage enough precious time to slap a comment up here... Copy and Paste that...
Have you ever experimented with different fat content. I think commonly beef quality is attrbuted to low fat conent but I think water content is what supermarkets add to cheap beef.I may try the butchers to grind different fat content with a good cut. A good burger is worthy of any menu I think.
Thanks for the comment....as far as fat content goes, fat is required to help..
1) Cook the burger
2) Flavor the burger
3) Retain an over all moistness to the meat itself.
As far as the fat itself goes...there is also different qualities of fat. As a rule of thumb the best fat ( if you can say there is ;-) is creamy in colour.
It renders or breaks down more easily & this is usually found from around the kidneys up to the top of the sirloin. But what the supermarkets tend to do is use the cheaper cuts of beef & mix the lower quality fat through them. The result is a burger that tastes like cardboard. The usual amount of fat to meat ratio (good quality) should be about 95% meat 5% fat. By the way if you have a choice of the beef that you can use for your burger...
1) the mix may have been to wet..as in you may have added to much of the other ingredients.
2) Which is probably the most likely...the pan was not hot enough...for this recipe you need the pan SMOKN HOT...its the only way to seal the meat....& I do mean RED HOT!!
Try It & let me know.......if you need I will make a better video explaining more ....just let me know......??
I had no worchester-sauce, but i added a sprinkle of spring onions. So instead of onions on top in the grill, i used a nice thick slice of tomato. Grilled under the chesse and rucola as salad.
Was really really good. I'm really thankful for the recipy :P
for this recipe onions are not part of the mix. Cos when you panfry....the onions tend to blacken with the heat you need to seal the meat...& as a result it will sour the flavor.
you suck you talk way too much buddy just trying to find a quick recipe to make a dam good burger patty and all i hear is talking shit save it
bluebelt2010 1 week ago
Oh jeez, you got me hungry.
Aureas86 3 weeks ago
Something to think about before you eat a burger.
"pink slime is made from the fatty sweepings from the slaughterhouse floor, which are notoriously rife with pathogens like E. coli 0157 and antibiotic-resistant salmonella. Once swept up, the scraps are sent through a series of machines, which grinds them into a paste, separates out the fat, and laces the substance with a mixture of water and ammonia (ammonium hydroxide) to kill those pathogens"
Since the FDA takes payoffs they allow anything
TheBug1961 1 month ago
750ml of lortab, broken jaw. liquid died for 2-3 months. and here i am. Watching food videos on youtube... damnit...
Orgysauce 1 month ago
QUESTION FOR CHEFS!
i invented a new kind of hamburger and don't know what to do wit it. Can somebody point me in the right direction? i think i need somebody with a place already, maby [sic] near a college.Any idears? [sic, harvard style]
big money in the burger biz.
gotohell714 2 months ago
This burger looked delicious! I'd love to eat it. I'm a little confused though. Why was I taught to use egg to "hold the patty together"? Also, why are we patting the patty down in the skillet, I understand the philosophy with this lesson but is another chef going to hit me on the wrist for "pushing all the juices out" the burger? There were two sauces in small cups, are they absolutely necessary?
antiquestranger 2 months ago
honestly you work with your meat way too much. you should work with it as little as possible to mix things and gain the shape of the burger. The tighter you pack it the less tender the burger is going to be. Also you should not use 100% chuck (most common ground beef). Use 60% sirloin, 20% brisket, 20% chuck 80/20 from a good meat market. I avoid adding egg as its not needed to hold good meat together and it will only increase density and decrease tenderness. Just pepper before, salt after flip
iainlbc 3 months ago
i hate it when people don't put anything at all in their burgers
thedogsofbacon 4 months ago
Put the meat and spice and other swag in a mixer and beat! shape and cook works for me every time no floppy crumbly burgers p.s this guys a m,.ff
wallnuts1982 5 months ago
You can ask his audience, on second thought, no you can't, most of his audience is created in post production.
antonioj123 6 months ago
You should use dry mustard & add some onion powder & add a little liquid smoke.
NETWizzJbirk 6 months ago
im no chef hence why im here but even i know an egg is added to hold the meat (burger) together lol.
MrDjc1970 6 months ago
@MrDjc1970 no, you start adding too much crap like an egg and you're making meat loaf not hamburgers.
SeattleMark1979 6 months ago
@SeattleMark1979 well i made some with and some without an egg and i'll stick to using the egg as the others fell apart, but thx for ur CRAP comment. lmfao
MrDjc1970 6 months ago
cooking & eating & lose weight at the same time!!
how to cook chinese food the easy way,enjoy delicious food and lose weight at the same time!!
wshbella 7 months ago
isnt 90 percent lean? the best hamburger meat?
100PercentTHCfilms 7 months ago
@100PercentTHCfilms yes, 90/10 is lean, no... not the best... 80/20 ground chuck is the best
SeattleMark1979 6 months ago
GO ON DA BOYO
soundbeans 7 months ago
skerries accent??
l00072878 8 months ago
actully,don't mix the burger with your hand,it's will melt the fat and make your burger dry..that's not good
fozzyfloww 8 months ago
@fozzyfloww
You can, you just can't squezze much
HardKnoxification 7 months ago
@fozzyfloww wrong
SeattleMark1979 6 months ago
@SeattleMark1979 no I'm not wrong,even you ask chef gordon ramsay..
fozzyfloww 6 months ago
Nice recipe, though I know some cooks like to mix a raw egg into the beef mixture. What's your opinion on it?
etong2002001 9 months ago
as Jules Winnfield once said... "mmm, mmmm! This is a tasty burger!"
ermonski 9 months ago
What do you mean by straight in? I always thought you had to throw the ketchup in at an slant angle of 43 degrees to get the best texture..
MrZeppelin1988 10 months ago
why do they call it ham burgers when its beef
l3thalboy98 10 months ago
13 people who disliked the video puted a full bottle of vorchestire sause and tabasco and get poisoned))))) Great recipe! Thanks!
Jaggitera 10 months ago
i didnt like your english accent
jacksonfender 10 months ago
The Two Cents Show just uploaded a new life lesson about burgers! Czech it out!
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TwoCentsShow 10 months ago
looks like mine recipe ...but if im the mood i spice them up with some fine garlic and onion minced and some heat from chili ....but as we say we play around with taste :)
gardini100 11 months ago
lol I usually add the whole bottle of tabasco
Ble3D 11 months ago
burgers are thinly formed
q8smiley 1 year ago
Thanks.... We will be in Galway later this year doing some cookery demos. I will let you know when were going to be there :-)
ChefsTips 1 year ago
@ChefsTips thx dude
xxSwalsh64xx 1 year ago
@ChefsTips POTATO!
coopiero1 11 months ago
Typical Irishman thumbs up, I'm from Galway
xxSwalsh64xx 1 year ago
@xxSwalsh64xx Thanks bro... we will be in Galway later this year doing some cookery demos, I will let you know here when we will be there ! :-)
ChefsTips 1 year ago
can I add any mustard or only dijon???
ReijiNakashi 1 year ago
@ReijiNakashi, Hi, No you can add any mustard that you want. But just remember of the heat of the mustard. I use Dijon because it is delicate and with the addition of horseradish a strong mustard can over power the flavour that your trying to create. The ingredients are meant to enhance the flavour of the burger, not overwhelm it. Keep that in mind and you will be fine !
ChefsTips 1 year ago
@ReijiNakashi yeah you can !
hardgaymania 3 months ago
Ummm how many ppl thought that he put more than a dash of worcester sauce in hamburger meat!!!!
chanie06 1 year ago
low fat meat=boring burger medium fat meat= great burger high fat meat= EXTREMELY TASTY BUT EXTREMELY FATTENING BURGER!
ur wrogn in choosing meat
tangkag879 1 year ago
Dijon Mustard and Worchester sauce , he knows what hes doing :) reminds me of the burgers Gordon ramsey made in a Kitchen Nightmares episode ;)
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ma ma ma my momma says when you make a burger you want it to be thinner in the middle =D
bdjoe3 1 year ago
ma ma ma my mamma says when you make a hamburger you have to make the patty thicker in the middle
bdjoe3 1 year ago
4 drops of tabasco is nothing to someone from Louisiana (or any other Southerner in the States). "Don't go too heavy handed..." Psht!
crakahjak7 1 year ago
sometimes i make hotdogburgers, make the meat look like hotdogs lol
NyulaRaeGlamour 1 year ago
Is it just me or did he press too hard/was too rough with the burger? Perhaps overmixed it?
lewdi333 1 year ago
get grass fed beef its beter
MrMcflurry2 1 year ago
Website doesn't work :-/
philipvanr 1 year ago
TEXAS PETE hot sauce is the only hot sauce worth using, for anything.
halfbreed02 1 year ago
dude weres the onion!
MrMangini 1 year ago
@MrMangini yup that's exactly what i thought when he finished adding ingredients i was still wondering that where's the onion and it kept me thinking its coming,its coming but it never did ....:) well how does the hamburger recipe go complete without the hint of onion i have never seen one without but may be something new he tried well then i wouldn't call it a hamburger it was something else may be.:)
glasswings21 1 year ago
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revilor234 2 years ago
heya good vid um when i make home made burgers the patties always breakup when cooking do i add more egg to the mix??or will sauses do it??any help be ill be greatful
nataslider 2 years ago
cool
merragspy 2 years ago
Hello ChefsTips :) i just made the burger and i have to say it was really good :) good and Juicy. I like the fact u tryed mustart, and kepchup :p!! 5/5 :)!
eFFectGoneWild 2 years ago
by the way have you tried cooking french fries?
GroovyThanx 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
I made the best double cheeseburger recipe on microsoft word and its way better than this stuff.
GroovyThanx 2 years ago
@GroovyThanx Post it :)
Acrylicbeast 2 years ago
lmao what?
TheEnigma7111 2 years ago
Hi There Cheftips i am enjoying your videos and i am now subscribing! I am from england and i want to say that your voice reminds me of that comedian that does mock the week, the host lol anywayz keep up the good work!
raheemisbad 2 years ago
Hey Raheem, Welcome !!!
Thanks for the comparison ;-)
ChefsTips 2 years ago
@raheemisbad Hahahahaha I was thinking the EXACT same thing! Dara O'Brien is awesome!
IronicusPaladin 1 year ago
I am absolutely making these burgers at the end of this week. I have already made the trip to the grocery store and picked up the Tabasco* Sauce, Dijon Mustard, Ketchup, Worcestershire Sauce, Extra Sharp Cheddar Cheese, Center Cut Bacon(Because I'm making Bacon Cheesburgers...), and 93/7 Lean Beef. My question is this - Can you substitute seasoned salt for the table salt & could I use a drop of that Liquid Smoke* Cooking Sauce right on the meat before I cook it?
jettjustin6969 2 years ago
Hi Justin.......Absolutely you can use seasoned salt.....no issues.....as for the liquid smoke....just lightly brush it on before cooking & it will be just fine. Enjoy !!
ChefsTips 2 years ago
call of duty
b03li 2 years ago
Put pepper 2 to 1 salt. I think.
coolbandit111 2 years ago
Thanks Chef
robotman5 2 years ago
Yeah its called Worster Sauce, Worcester sauce, or the real name, Worcestershire sauce, classical English sauce :) Lots of flavors :)
Logical1313 2 years ago
uuummmmmmmmmm..........OK !
ChefsTips 2 years ago
Its called a no egg...... no onion......... no cracker burger
ChefsTips 2 years ago
Your having a laugh here now ........right !!!
ChefsTips 2 years ago
What kind of burgers are those , you did't add any egg , no fine diced onion , and no crushed crackers
oldskoolcity 2 years ago
When you use good meat, you don't need to use "any egg or crushed crackers" that take away from the flavor, to help stop your burger from crumbling. because thats what those are for.
chopchewey 2 years ago
Sorry buddy but those ingredients add flavour to burgers the rest of the world agree's with me on that one.Try it you'll love them
TO EACH HIS OWN...
oldskoolcity 2 years ago
Shouldn't over-mix the meat like that.......Makes it tough as hell.
ratmq 2 years ago
true...
poshablyposh 2 years ago
This video is not professional 1!!
andydo2007vietnam 2 years ago
haha...lol...i just surprised by the 1 in the sentence...this reminds me of singapore....where im living now...even though im nt 1
poshablyposh 2 years ago
Yeah right and i live in antartica.I've been in Jakarta 14 years and i know a liar a mile off
jonybeam 2 years ago
what? you think im lying. im a singaporean pr. if you dont know what that it,go check it out.get your facts right first.
poshablyposh 2 years ago
a fort mrs doyle did the hard work . lol just kiddin chef nice recipe . i have made many of these but never used dijon mustard or wusta sauce but it all looks good . nice 1 (Y)
bluvslou 2 years ago
can you put the recipe at the description; so we dont have to write what the ingridients; just have to copy paste
haz0510 3 years ago 7
you're complaining about writing down the ingredients, but you managed to salvage enough precious time to slap a comment up here... Copy and Paste that...
jettjustin6969 2 years ago
The sauce is called "Worster Sauce"
ChefsTips 3 years ago
what was the sauce called?
wtf26080 3 years ago
I'm going to make one tonight! Looks dee-lish!!:)
hourglassbyrejection 3 years ago
Hi man , i just tried your burgers and they are amazing ! Thanks
NintendoPlayBox360 3 years ago 2
Good Stuff !!
ChefsTips 3 years ago
if you don't know hot to cook a burger... well you're lost
nrich67 3 years ago 11
This is good. I usually get the butcher to mince the beef from a nice leg.
I am gonna try this tomorrow
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a9999 3 years ago
note: worcestershire - war-ses-ter-shire.
Have you ever experimented with different fat content. I think commonly beef quality is attrbuted to low fat conent but I think water content is what supermarkets add to cheap beef.I may try the butchers to grind different fat content with a good cut. A good burger is worthy of any menu I think.
sedicirich 3 years ago
Hi Sedicirich,
Thanks for the comment....as far as fat content goes, fat is required to help..
1) Cook the burger
2) Flavor the burger
3) Retain an over all moistness to the meat itself.
As far as the fat itself goes...there is also different qualities of fat. As a rule of thumb the best fat ( if you can say there is ;-) is creamy in colour.
ChefsTips 3 years ago
It renders or breaks down more easily & this is usually found from around the kidneys up to the top of the sirloin. But what the supermarkets tend to do is use the cheaper cuts of beef & mix the lower quality fat through them. The result is a burger that tastes like cardboard. The usual amount of fat to meat ratio (good quality) should be about 95% meat 5% fat. By the way if you have a choice of the beef that you can use for your burger...
ChefsTips 3 years ago
you should always go for the Shin Beef as its one of the most worked areas of the animal & as a result one of the most flavorsome ...hope that helps
ChefsTips 3 years ago
could u explain the recipe for me? i cant seem to understand..
xwawas 3 years ago
ChefsTips,
erm im planning to make a american cheeseburger but the meat what do i add in>? could u tell me i cant seem to be able to find good recipes
xwawas 3 years ago
Hi Afrinux...
OK 2 things may have gone wrong
1) the mix may have been to wet..as in you may have added to much of the other ingredients.
2) Which is probably the most likely...the pan was not hot enough...for this recipe you need the pan SMOKN HOT...its the only way to seal the meat....& I do mean RED HOT!!
Try It & let me know.......if you need I will make a better video explaining more ....just let me know......??
Chef
ChefsTips 3 years ago
thanks chefsTips. I am going to try it again today. Will let you know the outcome.
afrinux 3 years ago
After following the instructions above, my burger turned out great. Thanks for the advices.
Looking forward for a video on how to make buns.
afrinux 3 years ago
Hi Afrinux,
Thats good stuff....more vids coming soon
ChefsTips 3 years ago
Cheers! Can not wait.
afrinux 3 years ago
ChefsTips,I have tried it without onions.
What is the secret of getting it nicely cooked like in the part 2 of this movie?
The patties lost their stickiness when cooked. I must have done something wrong, but I can't figure out what.
afrinux 3 years ago
I tried this myself yesterday:)
I had no worchester-sauce, but i added a sprinkle of spring onions. So instead of onions on top in the grill, i used a nice thick slice of tomato. Grilled under the chesse and rucola as salad.
Was really really good. I'm really thankful for the recipy :P
10/10
jaspurgaard 3 years ago
Hey Jaspur
Glad you liked it...if you have no worchester, you can use a drop of red wine vinegar. That will give a similar result :-)
ChefsTips 3 years ago
Hey Afrinux
for this recipe onions are not part of the mix. Cos when you panfry....the onions tend to blacken with the heat you need to seal the meat...& as a result it will sour the flavor.
ChefsTips 3 years ago
You were right. The onions did blacken with the heat. I will try again, but this time without onions.
Thanks for the reply.
afrinux 3 years ago
Hey Afrinux let me know if U have any more questions @ all?
ChefsTips 3 years ago
Where are the onions?
Will try it anyway, thanks.
afrinux 3 years ago
Nice simple recipie tried it last night kids LOVED the burgers.
Cant wait to try your chicken
taraman6 4 years ago
Ok will do Zack Thanks!
ChefsTips 4 years ago
Dat was gr8 man!
In the states we call the Beef 80/20
meaning 80% lean, and 20% fat....Just so ya know....
zackodom 4 years ago
Cheers Zack
I will remember that :-)
ChefsTips 4 years ago
No problem!
Keep Cooking!
I subscribed!
Also Put some more tags on your videos
So they get more hits!
zackodom 4 years ago