Easing into retirement.
Might make some rissoles (meatballs).
I havenโt used this meat grinder for decades.
It is used to glog up ALL the time from memory, I think thatโs why I ditched it.
But this rump went through like butter. ๐
They turned out ok. Have been in the fridge all day. Will dust half with flour and leave the other half and will cook all in beef tallow. ๐ #foodstr
I love the electric grinder I bought from ALDI like 5 years ago.
Still going strong with being used at least once per week. The hand grinder was such a pain to clean.
The secret to making burgers is just fresh ground beef & a long sheet of cling wrap to squish them between. It sounds simple but it was a game changer for me.
I don't like the shit Australians put in their burgers. If you need to add egg, you're doing it wrong.
Sorry man.
Home economics trauma coming back to haunt me. ๐
Try the glad wrap though. Salt them & put em on the BBQ & don't turn them until they've cooked half way up. They shouldn't stick if your BBQ is hot.
Pure beef - nothing added. Just fresh ground beef squished between cling wrap. It stops the beef from sticking to your bench & helps make it round. I roll the meat into a ball & then squish.
If I want onions I'll add them on top. Usually quick pickled in a bit of salt & vinegar.
I just cook them on the BBQ grill. If the mince is really lean or you have to use a pan, I'd add a bit of tallow.
I'm not a fan of the humble Aussie risole.