- Sep 15, 2012
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I originally wanted to try Bears deer burgers this weekend, but the wife took out the wrong package of meat. So now I had a 1.25 pounds of thawed hamburger instead of deer meat. Oh well I'll do the deer burgers on my next weekend off in two weeks.
I was also looking for another party food with all the end of the summer parties coming up, and I thought - how about sliders!!! So with the beautiful week-end we're having I decided to give it a go on the Kettle.
First I had to get the brothers fired up. The bigger brother was used for the sliders. The little brother was used for the wifes dinner and my work lunches.
Then I rolled out the hamburger like I would a fattie, and made a bacon weave also. I was jipped out of two slices of bacon - bummer. Bacon goes on the kettle first.
Then add the hamburger after I flipped the bacon:
Distance shot:
Flip the burger:
Add some American cheese:
Top with the bacon:
...and let her cruise away:
Slice into squares with my pizza wheel and put onto small dinner rolls.
That's all of it. They were good and I'll be making these for our next party.
Here are the links to how I roll the meat out for a fattie and the bacon weave.
Fattie:
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/fatties-part-one-how-i-make-them.275822/
Bacon Weave:
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/fatties-part-two-the-bacon-weave.275824/
Just in case your were wondering what was in the little brother:
One St. Louis style and one baby back rib. I finally found a baby back without a huge chunk of loin meat on top.
Ribs glazed and chugging along:
pulled off the smoker after about 6 hrs. The wife likes her ribs with BBQ sauce, and I wasn't about to argue.
Chris
I was also looking for another party food with all the end of the summer parties coming up, and I thought - how about sliders!!! So with the beautiful week-end we're having I decided to give it a go on the Kettle.
First I had to get the brothers fired up. The bigger brother was used for the sliders. The little brother was used for the wifes dinner and my work lunches.
Then I rolled out the hamburger like I would a fattie, and made a bacon weave also. I was jipped out of two slices of bacon - bummer. Bacon goes on the kettle first.
Then add the hamburger after I flipped the bacon:
Distance shot:
Flip the burger:
Add some American cheese:
Top with the bacon:
...and let her cruise away:
Slice into squares with my pizza wheel and put onto small dinner rolls.
That's all of it. They were good and I'll be making these for our next party.
Here are the links to how I roll the meat out for a fattie and the bacon weave.
Fattie:
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/fatties-part-one-how-i-make-them.275822/
Bacon Weave:
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/fatties-part-two-the-bacon-weave.275824/
Just in case your were wondering what was in the little brother:
One St. Louis style and one baby back rib. I finally found a baby back without a huge chunk of loin meat on top.
Ribs glazed and chugging along:
pulled off the smoker after about 6 hrs. The wife likes her ribs with BBQ sauce, and I wasn't about to argue.
Chris