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I use 50% Ground Moose and 50% Lean ground Pork and use a seasoning made by Wild West Seasoning of Manitoba. It is sold by Cabelas but you can also order direct on line.
The seasoning is called: Sausage Seasoning, mild italian and comes in a plastic sealed bag about 5" X 5" it is 244 grams and does about 20 lbs of meat. UPC code 2123330104 9
My whole family and all my friends all say it's the best burger they have ever tasted.
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Keeping it simple....1lbs of lean ground beef....mix in a egg and a half pack of Lipton French Onion soup mix.....make 4 patties and drop them on the Barbie.
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I very much agree!has to be at least 80/20,but I prefer 70/30.i also grind my meat fresh and the best mixture is a third brisket,a third chuck and a third sirloin Don't get me wrong using venison or moose or any other kind of game meat red meat obviously is a great thing to do there's nothing wrong with experimenting but one thing I stress is you have to have at least 20% fat for a good burger otherwise it dries it way too quick and a dry Burger is a s***** Burger to me you might as well grind up some beef jerky and throw it in the pan If you're going to fry your burgers which I usually prefer to do what the previous poster said a cast iron pan is invaluable because you want to get a really really good sear on both sides of your burger you only want to flip it once I always cook my burgers on medium high high heat to ensure that good sear