More rolling your own
A while ago I developed what was a pretty good burger recipe.
This week when I went to Nosso Talho, the prices were dirt cheap (chicken 78c/lb. ground beef .99c) I came home with enough meat for seven or eight meals.
So this is a quick way to make some burgers for later, when you're a bit too strapped for time (or too lazy) to really cook.
I make up the meat into balls :
and stack'em in an tupperware, with wax paper between them.
I don't even have to squish them down, the lid does that and I toss it into the freezer. Six burgers ready to go ... cost ? about $1.00, and without all the dubious stuff that might be in store bought patties.
This week when I went to Nosso Talho, the prices were dirt cheap (chicken 78c/lb. ground beef .99c) I came home with enough meat for seven or eight meals.
So this is a quick way to make some burgers for later, when you're a bit too strapped for time (or too lazy) to really cook.
I make up the meat into balls :
and stack'em in an tupperware, with wax paper between them.
I don't even have to squish them down, the lid does that and I toss it into the freezer. Six burgers ready to go ... cost ? about $1.00, and without all the dubious stuff that might be in store bought patties.
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