Things You'll Need:
- ground beef
- seasonings
- grill or stove
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Step 1
Change it up by making meatloaf burgers. Use your usual meatloaf recipe but shape the mixture into burgers instead of loaves. Serve with bun or as mini meat loaves.
Add some health benefits as well as interesting flavor to meatloaf burgers by mixing in dry oatmeal, chopped tomatoes, chopped eggs, even chopped fresh spinach. Instead of the usual ketchup and/or tomato based
sauce, add some flavor with a hot sauce, or a barbecue sauce. Use your imagination! -
Step 2
Take a different approach and give plain hamburgers a zing by adding a hamburger relish to top it off. The stores don't seem to sell bottled hamburger relish any more but you can make a good one, reminiscent of the Shoney's All American Burger.
Mix chili sauce (at our house we prefer Heinz Chili sauce, in the same aisle as mustard and ketchup) with sweet pickle relish. Approximately half and half is good. Mix them well and spread on the burgers when served. The hot-sweet taste of the chili sauce mixed with the sour-sweet taste of the relish makes for a delicious but simple burger. -
Step 3
Make your burger patties with a mix of sausage and hamburger. Use either mild or hot sausage, and vary the ratio according to taste.
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Step 4
Old Bay make a fantastic hamburger seasoning.When you're making your patties, try adding a different seasoning: Old Bay. Yes, it's usually used for seafood, but mix it into your hamburger meat before you form the patties, and trust me you will find this a delicious, but simple addition.












Comments
Susang6 said
on 11/29/2009 These hamburger tips sound delicious. I don't eat meat but my husband does so I will be keeping this article as a favorite!
Susang6 said
on 11/29/2009 These hamburger tips sound delicious. I don't eat meat but my husband does so I will be keeping this article as a favorite!
rickmac said
on 11/8/2009 Good ideas. I like adding taco seasoning sometimes and I'll grill it with a chili pepper and Monterrey Jack on top with a tasty dollop of gaucamole.
stratus said
on 10/19/2009 Great ideas! I will try these!
slphilbrick said
on 10/18/2009 All great ideas...love the first one of adding "mix-ins"!