When shaping homemade hamburg patties make a shallow divot or even a hole in the middle. This will allow the burgers to cook faster without the outsides getting overcooked and prevent the pillowing. The hole disappears as the burger cooks.
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Kitchen Quick Tips - Hamburg Patties
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I've heard of the dimple trick. Have not tried it yet, though. Good to know it actually does work.
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