How does one combat burger shrinkage?
They always come out smaller than my bun even though I make the patties huge.
How does one combat burger shrinkage?
Keep making the patties large, but give them sort of a saucer shape where the center of it is thinner than the edges, then when it cooks you'll end up with a nice even shape instead of that giant thick bulge in the middle
this, 100%. Imagine a "red blood cell" sort of shape.
HAVE YOU TRIED TALKING TO THEM IN A SWEET TONE?
GROUND BEEF RESPONDS WELL TO POSITIVITY
use ground beef with a lower fat content, just be careful when cooking them as they dry out faster and nobody likes a dry burger
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SHUT THE FUCK UP FAGGOT
I HATE PEOPLE LIKE THIS WHO GO ON Veeky Forums AND ACT LIKE NORMIES
You're on the wrong board.
I normally make a dent in the middle of the patty and they turn out fine most of the time. Using freshly grounded meat helps as well.
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