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    Posted: 23 September 2011 at 1:15pm
Does anyone have a good recipe for makeing beef burger patties?

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Beef mince, egg, breadcrumbs, herbs, garlic and onion cut finely.
Mix together and go for it!

This is our classic recipe - also makes good meatballs (I use any leftover for meatballs for the kids)
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What she said.

I sometimes put sweet chilli sauce and/or curry powder in mine too. And fresh parsley.
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That's what I love about meat patties, meatballs etc, you can pretty much put whatever you like in it
 
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i ususally put tomato sauce and worcester in mine - finely diced onion. Grated some carrot in some meatballs i did the other, thats a good thing to put in if the kids dont do veges.

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Cool, thanks ladies.
I have heard of one that uses heaps of tomato sauce which is apparently really yummy. I guess you just add to the rest of what you have all said :-)
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i get emails from kidspot and today it was about hamburgers!

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I use tomato sauce, sweet chiili sauce and tamari, with onion and garlic. And sometimes grated carrot/courgette.
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We simply use straight mince, sprinkle a little bit of salt on each side while cooking & you bring out the flavour of the meat Delish!

If you want to hide the flavour of the meat or hide vegetables....do all the above
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Sometimes I use peanut butter and curry powder in burgers / meatballs.

Most times I do them plain. My way of cooking them is to sear them in the frying pan and then chuck them in the oven to finish cooking. That way I can make big thick ones.
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Oh I remember a flavouring we used to use, devilled sausage mix that you get in packets. Made really flavoursome meatballs.
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i add tomato paste - and cook it off for a bit with the garlic and onion - gives a nice rich flavour - also a bit of cheese dosent go a miss If Im making it for the babies
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If you have the Edmonds cook book - we use the recipe out of there. Very yummy!
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I use this recipe for italian meatballs but make it into burger patties, great way to get veges into the kids.
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/22478/italian+meatball+bake
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