smoked burgers

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mike krantz

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Oct 4, 2008
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minnesota
when I was told about this recipe I thought it was not worth the wait. Was I wrong it is for two lbs ground beef
2 lbs ground beef
1/4 cup minced onion
1 whole large egg
2 tsp chopped garlic
2 tblsp worcestershire sauce
1/2 tsp ground black pepper
1 tsp salt
1/4 tsp nutmeg

mix all the ingredents together and form into patties smoke at 170 for one hour and finish up with a cabnet temp of 225 until the patties are around 170 degrees takes about 2 hours roughly I used hickory chips. it's like eating 1/2 lb smoked candy
 
worth a try. never had smoked burgers.
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Sounds good but 170' will be well done. If you like that it will be good. For me 150' would be better, medium.
 
I was worried about them dring out so I used a little water dish in the middle of my chip pan. Then the next time i tried it with out. Didn't seem to notice much of a difference
 
The Worcestershire sauce helps keep it moist. Even when grilling, I use about 1/4 cup per pound of burger. That along with a little granulated garlic makes for some great burgers. I think I'll try your recipe next!
 
Sounds really good. My smoker is not ready yet, so I may have to try these on the grill.

By the way, your quote about going sssssssss around a plumber, thats my kind of funny right there. And your a fellow Minnesotan so you must be a good guy LOL
 
Smoked Burgers? Worth a try. Might throw them in for lunch on a long smoke. Fattie in the A M burgers at lunch then ribs for supper. throw in some mac and cheese YUM!
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Points!
 
i see absolutely nor eason not to! heck, i'd be surprised if someone hadn't thought of it before!

only thing i would different is make twice as many patties with the same meat (thin), the put a slice of cheese between two patties and press edges to seal!
 
we smoke these about twice a month at work i put a slice of onion and 3 strips of pig candy (bacon) on each one smoke at 225* bout 2 hours pull at 155 to 160* yum yum. no water pan but i use it to catch drippings.
 
Use ground chuck. Even well done they are still juicy. Very juicy.

I would start out with a cold smoker and cold burgers. Get your smoker smoking but not preheated and get them in so they get so good smoke while still raw.
 
Ground turkey burger? Is there such a thing?!? LOL, but seriously Steve, don't worry. That is a BEEF hamburger - the way the Lord intended them to be.

Take care,

Tom
 
Several on this thread smoke burgers. Question..... Do you brown or sear them either before or after you smoke them?

I see smoked "Man-sized" burgers in my near future
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I think you get a better smoke to them if they are raw when you put them in. I have done them several times now. everyone has their own method. I prefer to have the smoke flowing before I put the meat in, and smoke hot. Like 275 for 15 minutes then add a pile of shredded chedder, and smoke for 15 more. comes out awesome. of course I do 1/3 pound burgers. not the mammoth one's I've seen posted.
 
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