Scorpius the Allfather
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I'm not even talking about using a lot of steak, just something to punch it up a little.
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Use shortrib. "steaks" are expensive because they are tender. Since you are grinding you dont care if its a tender cut, you want the cut with the most flavor. Tougher (and cheaper) cuts have much more flavor.I'm not even talking about using a lot of steak, just something to punch it up a little.
Honestly steak is a waste to grind. If you have scraps sure, but you can get as good or better results from much cheaper cuts. A mix of chuck, shortrib, and brisket is my favorite.
If you insist on grinding a steak I would say ribeye because it has a lot of fat which you want.
Would you say it would be better to throw some bacon fat in there over steak? Also, I'm using 5 pounds of beef and not even a third of a stick of chorizo to make over a dozen burgers.
yeah just chop up some bacon and put it in there. Also good - hot and or Italian sausage.
Cook everything in bacon fat til you run out, it will make everything taste better (especially vegetables lol)Also, I meant actual bacon fat since I have tons of it and would like to use some of it.
Cook everything in bacon fat til you run out, it will make everything taste better (especially vegetables lol)
If you want to do something really cool order some tapioca maltodextrin from amazon and mix that and your bacon fat in a food processor til you get bacon powder. Sprinkle it on your popcorn. Profit.
Grind bacon for your burgers, it will be better than just throwing bacon fat in there
I'm definitely going to look into that tapioca. Also, with the bacon fat I'm trying to avoid spending more money on something when I don't have to. I already have two full jars of bacon fat and just started a third. It would be easier and cheaper to add fat over buying a ribeye. I'm not opposed to doing something different but I am trying to balance what I want with what I can afford. If I decide to go with the fat, should I mix it in cold or liquify it and mix it in that way?
what are y'all's favorite 'it's too dang hot to cook' recipes?
burgers i like 80/20 or 85/15 angus chuck with salt and pepper. i melt so much bleu cheese, it is pointless for me use anything else.Honestly steak is a waste to grind. If you have scraps sure, but you can get as good or better results from much cheaper cuts. A mix of chuck, shortrib, and brisket is my favorite.
If you insist on grinding a steak I would say ribeye because it has a lot of fat which you want.