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[b]Smokey5760 wrote:[/b] [quote][b]genes grill, Like he said I would cook them direct for best results.[br][/b][br][/quote]
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Legally Blind Egghead
genes grill,
I did some low and slow fresh ground chucck 1/2 lb, 1/2\" burgers for the first time the other day.
It was direct on a raised grid at around 250-275. It took about 35-45 and they were so juicy and
delicious.
However, I did some Bubba (frozen) burgers [Wooster,mustard and Cow Lick] last night on my Large
with a 15\" grid extender down on top of fire ring with just a little bit of used lump. I seared
around 550 and brought temp down to about 325. Total grilling time was about 8-10 minutes or so and
they were so perfect! I think I prefer this way as I love burgers slightly crispy on the outside
and nice and juicy (med rare or so) on the inside.
Smokey5760
genes grill, Like he said I would cook them direct for best results.
fishlessman
genes grill,
i just cook them direct til the bottoms look right, flip and cook til the juice rises out the top,
flip add cheese. time wise they are different depending on how thick you make the patties
genes grill
I plan to cook some 1/2 pound hamburgers indirect at 350 degrees tonight. I don't have an
instant meat thermometer....about how long will it take to cook them to medium (pink inside) at 350
degrees?? Maybe 15-20 minutes? Thanks!