Just another great day at the lake. I'm in the middle of a 2 week vacation. The sky is blue, the sun is shining and the temps are in the low 30's C. (80's F). This morning I thought I would do some burgers for dinner on the grill. I normally don't do hamburgers or even go to fast food joints but I thought today seemed like a burger day. Not just any burgers though, smoked burgers....[:p] What I did was mix ground sirloin with onion, red and jalepeno pepper, my special rub mixture and then formed into patties. I then grinded fresh Tellecherry black peppercorns and pink himalayan crystal salt all over. I placed the patties in the Bradley and smoked with Pecan for about 2 hours. Then I removed the patties and grilled for about 2 minutes on each side. My wife made some homemade whole wheat (seedy) buns which I added mayo and homemade relish, organic (from my garden) red leaf lettuce, red onion and some real smelly 'Alpine Gold' cheese (<i>local cheese artisan</i>). This was the best burger I ever ate. Just another in the long line of 'WOW' dinners from the Bradley. I had to share this story because it was that good......[^]
<i><font color="green"><b>Mike </i></font id="green"></b>
<i><font color="black">"Men like to barbecue, men will cook if danger is involved".</i></font id="black">
-John Wayne
I concur, SMOKE BURGERS are great. They are even great reheated. Usually burgers are terrible after they have been in the fridge, not so when you smoke them.
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mws,
Sounds yummy! What temp did you smoke your patties at for 2hrs? Was this smoky enough or too much?
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<br />mws,
Sounds yummy! What temp did you smoke your patties at for 2hrs? Was this smoky enough or too much?
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About 220F and the burgers had a very rich distinct smoke character. In other words, great stuff .... I also did pork patties at the same time for breakfast sausage....
<i><font color="green"><b>Mike </i></font id="green"></b>
<i><font color="black">"Men like to barbecue, men will cook if danger is involved".</i></font id="black">
-John Wayne