WebYield 4 sandwiches Prep Time 5 minutes Cook Time 30 minutes Total Time 35 minutes Ingredients For the burgers: 1 pound lean ground beef 1 tablespoon …
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Web2pounds Ground Beef. 1tablespoon Dried Onion (minced) 1teaspoon Onion Powder. 1teaspoon Garlic Powder. 1teaspoon Salt. 1teaspoon Mustard Powder. 1teaspoon …
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WebHOW TO MAKE LOOSE MEAT SANDWICHES Sear the beef with onions: Break apart the beef into larger chunks and cook along with …
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WebSlow cooker: To make Loose Meat Sandwiches in a slow cooker, brown ground beef in a skillet, then add to a slow cooker. Add all …
WebWork through using your hands until just combined, being careful not to overwork the meat. Shape into 1/2 in (1 cm) thick patties, about 1/4 pound each. Make a thumb print in the center of each patty to …
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WebLoose Meat Sandwiches Packed with seasonings like brown sugar, soy sauce, garlic powder, and apple cider vinegar, these loose meat sandwiches with tender onion pieces are full of flavor and so easy to …
WebSTEP. 2. Form burger balls. Grab one portion of ground beef at a time and loosely form it into a ball. Do not firmly pack it into a ball. You want the strands to still be loose in order to yield the juiciest burger. Set aside on …
WebInstructions. Brown meat with garlic and shallots (or onion) in a large skillet or micro cooker. Drain and place meat in a large skillet if not already in one. Stir in cheese and cover for 2-3 minutes over medium …
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WebInstructions. In a 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat, cook the beef and onion until the beef is browned and the onion is tender, stirring to separate and crumble the beef. Spoon or drain off the fat. Stir in the …
WebMar 31, 2020 - These classic Midwestern Loose Meat Sandwiches are simmered in a savory sauce made with spices, beef consomme and Worcestershire sauce. They are …
WebStart by browning the beef in a skillet, breaking it up as it cooks into smaller pieces. Add the Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, and onion powder and continue cooking until the meat has browned. Broth: …
WebApr 7, 2020 - These classic Midwestern Loose Meat Sandwiches are simmered in a savory sauce made with spices, beef consomme and Worcestershire sauce. They are …
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WebServes 4-5 1lb 85/15 ground beef (could use 80/20 - just not super lean) 1 onion, chopped 1/2 beef bullion cube 1/2 cup water pepper 1-1/2 Tablespoons soy sauce 1-1/2 …
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WebLoose Meat Sandwiches "Loose Meat Sandwiches are flavorful Midwestern chopped meat burgers made with seasoned beef, Worcestershire sauce and onion, topped with …
Webdirections. In a large skillet, brown the ground beef and onion until the beef is cooked and onion is tender. Drain off any fat and season the beef to taste with salt, pepper, and any …
Good ingredients are the secret to juicy burgers. I like to divide the meat and shape it into patties on a piece of plastic wrap because it just seems easier to transfer to a pan or whatever and keeps my counter a little less messy. Another tip is to try to handle the meat as little as possible and to keep it cold right up until grilling.
These classic Midwestern Loose Meat Sandwiches are simmered in a savory sauce made with spices, beef consomme and Worcestershire sauce. They are cheap, quick and easy. A delicious sandwich with the charm of small town Americana! Where I live in the Midwest, loose meat sandwiches are a cult classic.
With this juicy burger recipe, you’d never guess they are lean. Mixing olive oil and Worcestershire sauce into the meat prior to cooking locks in the moisture and flavors amazingly well. As for seasonings, I like to keep it simple with sea salt, black pepper, and a little garlic powder. Feel free to add other spices if you’d like!
Stirring and mushing the beef as you mix will cause the proteins to break down, which makes your burgers less juicy and tender. Don’t add salt to your beef mixture until you make them into patties. Salt dissolves water and protein out of beef which makes them cling to each other, eliminating that tender texture.