Burger Grind

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Thought I’d try something new, and Al mentioned he’s had a burger this way before. I ground 2/3 chuck and 1/3 pork belly. Will report back once I get one on the flat top.
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It's gonna be good.
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It's really good with the pork but keep your batches small, the pork gets that old taste after a couple months in the freezer.
 
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Good to know
 
It's really good with the pork but keep your batches small, the pork gets that old taste after a couple months in the freezer.
It's gonna be good.
Check this out -
Good to know, This was just a test before I do a bigger batch so only ended up with 3-4 lbs after removed the hard fat on the chuck. That’s good to know though even if I like it keep the batches small. Thanks for the advice
 
Thought I’d try something new, and Al mentioned he’s had a burger this way before. I ground 2/3 chuck and 1/3 pork belly. Will report back once I get one on the flat top.
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All of it going on the flattop? You'd probably be able to let QP'rs smoke for an hour with that much belly.. Either way, gonna be good!

I prefer beef+pork to ground beef alone, personally
 
It's really good with the pork but keep your batches small, the pork gets that old taste after a couple months in the freezer.
My wife picks up that taste much faster on meatloaf blends. If not fresh it is a no go.
Straight ground pork or ground beef in the freezer stores much better to her taste.
 
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Sounds good looking forward to your taste test results
 
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