Playing with the Stufz, tried it all in one day.....

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Did not get a lot of pics, hamburger on the camera was a no no.  Tried mushrooms and Swiss cheese, jalapeno and pepper-jack cheese, bacon and sharp Cheddar, bacon and blue cheese, peperoni olives mozzarella and marinara sauce, feta cheese artichoke and olives,  all cheese.  Used 5lbs of beef made 8 burgers.  The pocket was not forming very well, tried more meat, less meat.. kinda played with it.  I learned also not to use a sauce, it just squirts out....

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Got them done, 2 hrs in smoker at 250, used cherry wood.  Very Tasty, I did not try them all but the family was pleased!!

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It was cool, I just have to stick to making on one or two styles, I had too much going on....

But it was fun!!! and Tasty..
 
It was cool, I just have to stick to making on one or two styles, I had too much going on....

But it was fun!!! and Tasty..
Yep I understand, its hard not to want to try every combination you can think of!
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Looks Great!

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I just scratched the surface of fillings, now I have all these left over fillings... what to do... 

I think it might be time to try it again!!!

Thanks everyone....
 
Great looking burgers!!! 

Good job, if my math is correct that is 10 oz per burger, that is how much mine take when I make them, I don't know how people make them with 6.

You might want to try the chicken cordon blue recipe, it's good too.

Gene
 
They all look great! I have noticed that if I buy twice ground beef (this is what my butcher does and twice as expensive) compared to single ground that they form and pack more easily. I also oil the stufz if the burger is sticking. I made a green olive and swiss last weekend and it is my favorite so far.
 
Great looking burgers!!! 

Good job, if my math is correct that is 10 oz per burger, that is how much mine take when I make them, I don't know how people make them with 6.

You might want to try the chicken cordon blue recipe, it's good too.

Gene
I just eye balled it, I tried less but it just did not seem to work out.....

I seen the chicken blue recipe..  That is on the list of future items!!!

Thanks
 
They all look great! I have noticed that if I buy twice ground beef (this is what my butcher does and twice as expensive) compared to single ground that they form and pack more easily. I also oil the stufz if the burger is sticking. I made a green olive and swiss last weekend and it is my favorite so far.


Thanks I will keep that in mind!! 
 
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Man oh Man those are some fine looking burgers to. Now I wish that I had one of them but we just hand make our burgers and usually stuff them too.
 
Great looking burgers man. I just bought some burger yesterday thinkin I was going to do a meatloaf. Might change my mind now
 
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