Dub
Senior Member
Granted, I have a small tribe.
So....my work is easy.
I deviated from the normal smash burgers and went with my backup-plan burgers that make good tight patties and will hold together on any grate....anytime...anywhere. Worked out well on the smallish grill that was already outside....and it was raining and I didn't feel like fooling with setting up anything else for smash burgers.
Backup-plan burgers are simply two pounds of 75/25 ground with a packet of Lipton's Onion Soup Mix shaken into. Simple. Easy. Tasty as far as we are concerned.
That little Weber Smokey Joe is the best grill money I've ever spent. Loaded with some Kingsford blue bag I can bring back some real deal no kiddin' childhood memories to the table. Love the flavors.
Tossed some 1/2 strips of that most excellent Smithfield Cherrywood bacon into a small skillet for a proper burger topping. It was that, indeed...Proper ! Thanks to @NCHillbilly & @GA1dad for the tip on this stuff. I can't wait to make some Pig Candy out of a pack next time I fire up the smoker for ribs & such.
Usual suspects lined up for burger manufacturing.
Wife went first....
Teenage T-Rex went next.....
He kept it more simple on the first trip.....and again on the seconds.
Nothing better to my tribe than a good burger !!!!!!!!
So....my work is easy.
I deviated from the normal smash burgers and went with my backup-plan burgers that make good tight patties and will hold together on any grate....anytime...anywhere. Worked out well on the smallish grill that was already outside....and it was raining and I didn't feel like fooling with setting up anything else for smash burgers.
Backup-plan burgers are simply two pounds of 75/25 ground with a packet of Lipton's Onion Soup Mix shaken into. Simple. Easy. Tasty as far as we are concerned.
That little Weber Smokey Joe is the best grill money I've ever spent. Loaded with some Kingsford blue bag I can bring back some real deal no kiddin' childhood memories to the table. Love the flavors.
Tossed some 1/2 strips of that most excellent Smithfield Cherrywood bacon into a small skillet for a proper burger topping. It was that, indeed...Proper ! Thanks to @NCHillbilly & @GA1dad for the tip on this stuff. I can't wait to make some Pig Candy out of a pack next time I fire up the smoker for ribs & such.
Usual suspects lined up for burger manufacturing.
Wife went first....
Teenage T-Rex went next.....
He kept it more simple on the first trip.....and again on the seconds.
Nothing better to my tribe than a good burger !!!!!!!!