Venison Smash Burger Recipe

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WEBPlace patties on the grill and grill over direct heat. Cook until desired level of doneness. Rare - cook for about 4 minutes (125 F); Medium-rare - cook …

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1. Preheat grill to 450 to 500 degrees F. Divide ground beef into 6 equal portions.
2. 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 a flat surface or parchment paper. Repeat with other portions of hamburger meat.
3. Place a piece of parchment paper over the patties. Then give each patty a wack with the palm of your hand, smashing the burger down. Remove the parchment paper. See instructions below for cooking burger patties in a cast iron skillet on the grill.
4. Sprinkle each side of the patties with steak seasoning and salt.

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WEBJun 29, 2020 · Drizzle a little bit of oil into the pan and swirl to coat. If cooking with very lean venison (90-100%), add a little extra oil to the …

1. Roll about 4 ounces of meat into a small ball. Place the meat in between two pieces of parchment paper and use a heavy cast iron pan to smash it flat. Do this to each patty, eight total. Keep one side of the parchment paper on top of the meat to separate and stack. This also makes it easier to lay the meat flat on the skillet.
2. Have your condiments and toppings ready before cooking. If you’re making the special sauce, blend the mayonnaise, ketchup, and relish together. Slice the tomatoes and onions then shred the lettuce. Pre-mix salt and pepper in a small bowl so that you can quickly season the meat as it grills. If you want buttered, toasted buns, go ahead and do that now.
3. Smashburgers can be cooked over a grill or on a stovetop, but they need to be in a skillet. If cooking indoors, I prefer to use a stainless-steel pan. If using a grill, use a cast iron griddle or skillet. You can take it a step further by adding woodchips in a bowl of foil to add smoky flavors. Whatever method you choose, make sure to heat the pan until it’s very hot—nearly smoking.
4. Drizzle a little bit of oil into the pan and swirl to coat. If cooking with very lean venison (90-100%), add a little extra oil to the pan to help it fry and give it crispy edges. If you want the onions cooked, sauté them in the pan first and set aside. Next, lay each patty down and cook for 1-2 minutes, undisturbed. Season the top side with salt and pepper.

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