Hamburgers

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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Hamburgers

Every year I try to get better at something, this year I chose hamburgers

Why you ask?

Few places make them correctly and I love them
Photo by dsevilla

So where did the burger come from?

On 4th of July 1891 just outside Sapula (15 min from Tulsa, OK)

Oscar Weber Bilby built a castiron griddle and cooked Angus beef that he placed on sourdough buns

And the world says, thank you!

Photo by Ludovico Cera

History of Tulsa burger joints

  • Webers - 1933 - Uses the same griddle
  • Hardens - 1939
  • Hanks - 1952
  • Clauds - 1954
  • Brownies - 1956
  • Bill's - 1960
  • Ron's - 1975 - plus many, many more

What's not allowed on a burger

  • Mayo, ketchup, lettuce, tomato, jalapenos, fancy mustard, aioli (fancy mayo), guacamole, pepper jack, gouda, cheddar, swiss, mushrooms, Sriracha,chili, peanut butter, butter, bbq sauce, sprouts, green chilies, salsa, bacon, ham
  • These are for sandwiches not burgers

What is a hamburger?

  • Angus ground beef cooked to med-rare
  • Seasoned with salt and pepper
  • Gently placed on a plain bun
  • Topped with onions, pickles and yellow mustard
  • And if it's a cheeseburger, it's only american cheese

How to prepare at home

Ingredients

  • One part Angus top sirloin steak
  • One part Angus chuck roast
  • Kosher salt & fresh ground pepper
  • Fresh hamburger buns (Cub Bakery)
  • Pickels, onions (raw or fried), yellow mustard
  • Weber or Hasty Bake charcoal grill
  • American Cheese (optional)

It's patty time!

  • Trim & cut the meat into chunks and toss small batches into a food processor
  • Pulse till a coarse grid and toss in a bowl
  • Once all of the meat is ground, mix in the bowl with your hands
  • Grab a small handful and form into patties and set on a cookiesheet
  • Liberally salt and pepper one side and place in the fridge uncovered for 2-4 hrs
Photo by brungrrl

Prepare the fire

  • Start your grill with natural hardwood charcoal (no kingsford, matchlight, etc)
  • Once the fire is ready, place patties imeddiately on the grill salt side down
  • S & P other side, cover and wait 3-5 min
  • Once the sides of the patty are starting to turn brown, flip
  • Add cheese, cover till gooey (1-2 min)
Photo by MNijland

Enjoy

Ben van Glabbeek

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