Cookin again

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Cheese #1

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The thawed patties, removing them from storage

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the condiments

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Cooking with the cheese added: Gruyere up top, onion cheddar below. Notably, the onion cheddar melted beautifully, with some coating the outside of the patty

A few months ago, I experimented with making a small batch of a new sausage recipe using fresh hatch chiles. But I never got a chance to do a true taste test- I had to store the results in the freezer. I used a Shape+Store silicone meat press/storage tray for that. (They’re brilliant!)

Burger Master® 8-in-1 Burger Press and Freezer Container


Tonight, we got to try them out, as burgers, of course.

Mom’s was made with mayo, mustard, some dill relish, and some Dietz & Watson caramelized onion cheddar. Mine was basically the same, but I had smoked gruyere and tomatillo sauce on mine. They were served on lightly toasted, buttered buns.

Both burgers were good, but they were…underwhelming. The sausage meat was not seasoned well enough to really make an impression. It was only slightly more flavorful than a regular burger patty. It definitely needed more hatch chiles, for one. Maybe some cumin? Fresh green onion?

Regardless, it was still good enough to eat and consider actually improving on this first step.
 

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IMG_6397.thumb.jpeg.352b2ddfdec1abf7d022b457ceace9fd.jpeg
Cheese #1

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Cheese #2IMG_6398.thumb.jpeg.350c3378280fd1bece2445866f02fd24.jpeg

The thawed patties, removing them from storage

IMG_6395.thumb.jpeg.8a9687b1750e580ba57ed9e5da98e2c8.jpegThe patties cookingIMG_6402.thumb.jpeg.a2354bf33c37c406384eb6ec14560d70.jpeg

the condiments

IMG_6401.thumb.jpeg.c0bad70ffcaa20ed6d75e8541c0bfce0.jpeg

Cooking with the cheese added: Gruyere up top, onion cheddar below. Notably, the onion cheddar melted beautifully, with some coating the outside of the patty

A few months ago, I experimented with making a small batch of a new sausage recipe using fresh hatch chiles. But I never got a chance to do a true taste test- I had to store the results in the freezer. I used a Shape+Store silicone meat press/storage tray for that. (They’re brilliant!)

Burger Master® 8-in-1 Burger Press and Freezer Container


Tonight, we got to try them out, as burgers, of course.

Mom’s was made with mayo, mustard, some dill relish, and some Dietz & Watson caramelized onion cheddar. Mine was basically the same, but I had smoked gruyere and tomatillo sauce on mine. They were served on lightly toasted, buttered buns.

Both burgers were good, but they were…underwhelming. The sausage meat was not seasoned well enough to really make an impression. It was only slightly more flavorful than a regular burger patty. It definitely needed more hatch chiles, for one. Maybe some cumin? Fresh green onion?

Regardless, it was still good enough to eat and consider actually improving on this first step.
Oh you got the hex patty shaper! I need one for my Battletech homies!
 

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