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quick qustion, 500g of mince, how many egg yolks needed to bind to make burgers?
quick qustion, 500g of mince, how many egg yolks needed to bind to make burgers?
i went with 2. they are in the fridge now...8 mate.
Definitely 8.
Is Madder Jaffery on holiday?Jerk Chicken this weekend deffo and going to have an Indian Takeaway.
One egg white mate, with 500 grams of beef you will be able to make 4 quarter pounders out of that.quick qustion, 500g of mince, how many egg yolks needed to bind to make burgers?
One egg white mate, with 520 grams you will be able to make 3 quarter poundersquick qustion, 500g of mince, how many egg yolks needed to bind to make burgers?
Yes, but pointless if your pan isn’t smoking hot as the steak will not sear and will look and taste like a grey piece of cardboard.I always put a tiny bit of oil on the steak run it in. Then salt and pepper it.
Cooks the steak more evenly by oiling it. Then lob a bit of butter in the pan when the steak is nearly cooked. You have that much steak you may as well give it a go..![]()
i was told yolk, so gone with that...One egg white mate, with 500 grams of beef you will be able to make 4 quarter pounders out of that.
Deffo, I'm ordering in.Is Madder Jaffery on holiday?
One egg white mate, with 500 grams of beef you will be able to make 4 quarter pounders out of that.
That will ensure the moisture is kept inside. All depends on the cut of the beef mince you use, the egg white is the actual binding agent but cuts that include a higher fat content don’t need it but hey if you’ve cracked the egg why not use it all.i was told yolk, so gone with that...
Horses for courses mate, we all know something about something.Calm down Blue Peter.
I like a Sri Lanken curry they do but it's very hot so I'll see how I feel.What are we having then?
Nice, I quite like a hot sour curry occasionally.I like a Sri Lanken curry they do but it's very hot so I'll see how I feel.
Yeah that's what it is quite sour but very hot.Nice, I quite like a hot sour curry occasionally.
That will ensure the moisture is kept inside. All depends on the cut of the beef mince you use, the egg white is the actual binding agent but cuts that include a higher fat content don’t need it but hey if you’ve cracked the egg why not use it all.
Generally, as long as you don't handle them too much during the shaping stage and chill them before cooking you shouldn't need an egg.cos i'd already done them, they are in the fridge.