GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Here's a chart for steak doneness. Would this apply to burgers as well? And BTW, I eat steaks & burgers the same way; Medium well.
I thought so, but I guess the heat goes through ground meat slightly different than through intact protein fibers aka steak. So we might use a different technique for burgers
Here's a chart for steak doneness. Would this apply to burgers as well? And BTW, I eat steaks & burgers the same way; Medium well. View attachment 98385
My dad used to cut the steaks open on the hot grill to make sure they were done, making sure the steaks were both tough AND dry as shoe leather. He did the same with burgers and chicken. I never knew meat could be juicy until I ate at a real steakhouse as a teenager.
CD
I like medium-rare for my burgers, but when it comes to prime rib, I want the cow to still be pooping in the field rare. And then put lots of pepper in the Au Jus