The only thing wearing gloves does is keep your hands clean.
That’s not true when gloves are used properly (only put on with clean hands, changed when appropriate, etc.). Of course, the number of people/places that do not do those things…
Smash burgers are burgers for people who don’t like burgers. They’re a vehicle for cheese and fancy mayo, and I don’t mind a smash burger. When someone tells me their favourite burger is a smash burger I assume they just don’t like beef that much.
Pretty sure smash burgers exist to most quickly fry a patty. Take a measured meatball and put it between two hour chunks of metal. Don’t even need to flip it if you are doing it right
Not the person you’re replying to, but for me, a burger that’s actually got depth to it and seared properly holds the flavor better than something that’s been crushed and nearly burned.
Smash burgers fucking suck…
The only thing wearing gloves does is keep your hands clean.
Presentation rules all, but cheap does not equal bad or inferior.
That’s not true when gloves are used properly (only put on with clean hands, changed when appropriate, etc.). Of course, the number of people/places that do not do those things…
i never realized smashburgers were like an actual category of thing! i thought it was just jack in the box naming things silly lol
Their nothing new. It used to just be a shitty way to make a hamburger and then it got trendy.
Oklahoma onion burgers absolutely are delicious and have become one of my favourites.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wm-rPBkW2o
Smash burgers are burgers for people who don’t like burgers. They’re a vehicle for cheese and fancy mayo, and I don’t mind a smash burger. When someone tells me their favourite burger is a smash burger I assume they just don’t like beef that much.
Pretty sure smash burgers exist to most quickly fry a patty. Take a measured meatball and put it between two hour chunks of metal. Don’t even need to flip it if you are doing it right
Definitely a take. What kind of burger is better?
Pretty much any method that doesn’t mash the juiciness out of the meat.
Not the person you’re replying to, but for me, a burger that’s actually got depth to it and seared properly holds the flavor better than something that’s been crushed and nearly burned.