Simple burgers and taters


 

M. Rollins

TVWBB Super Fan
Hello all. I picked up some Trader Joe's hardwood briquettes today. I've been wanting to try them, so I picked up a bag today to check them out. Nothing fancy….

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Dusted with some Weber Gourmet Burger rub. The one that's partially covered is a half-pounder :D

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Some sliced Yukon golds with some Island Seasoning and butter

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Taters getting a head start

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The patties were next

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This was mine! It was put together with a slice of provolone cheese, some Jack Daniels sauce, lettuce, dill pickles, and tomato. The Yukons were drizzled with some Hot and Spicy ketchup. And a little TJ's corn to finish the plate.

It wasn't much of a test, but I really liked the hardwood briquettes. They burned hot and clean. I'm gonna pick up some more for sure! Have a great week everyone.

Mike
 
Thanks for the info on the hardwood as well. I was looking at it yesterday and was wondering how it burned.
Nice looking cook.
 
hellova balancing act with that Burger Mike! Looks GREAT! I'll Have TWO to go please!

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By the way, I have the exact same China you have;)
 
That cook looks absolutely amazing! For all the fancy pants burgers I try to make, I went back to the good ole basic the other night like you did. Used a 5 ounce ground chuck patty grilled with American cheese and all the basic toppings like you did, and I can honestly say that I think it was simply better. I even used a basic small hamburger bun from Walmart, which I haven't done in probably over a year. So damn good!

Another good thing is you don't lose one bit of beef flavor and you get to taste all that smokey goodness from a smaller bun and simple toppings. Thank you for posting these pictures up, makes me hungry for one tonight.
 

 

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