Hamburger Steak Burger
Hamburger Steak Burger with cheese is a delicious twist on a classic recipe. Burgers are perfect to keep in the freezer and pull out anytime you need a quick meal. Keep reading below to find out how I make my Easy Hamburger Steak Burger.
What makes a perfect Homemade Steak Burger?
The perfect burger is all about personal preference, but something about a well cooked patty without all the frills makes for the best burger, at least in my opinion. The key is to start with the perfect patty and add the frills on after.
What is the Secret to a moist Homemade Burger?
The secret to a moist burger is all about how you cook your patty. You want a good crisp on the outside while keeping the inside juicy.
Adding in wet ingredients can also help add some moisture, but if cooked properly, you don’t necessarily need to add all that.
What Wet Ingredients can you add to Burgers for moisture?
The best wet ingredients to add are ones that provide the most flavor, while still being complementary flavors. A few wet ingredients that makes for a moist patty are:
- Ketchup
- Eggs
- A1 Sauce
- Worcestershire Sauce
What ingredient keeps Hamburgers from falling apart?
As important as having a moist burger is, you also don’t want to have one that falls apart. Some great binding ingredients are eggs, breadcrumbs, and crackers. However, if you take the time to patty out your burgers, and then freeze them, you really don’t need to add a binding agent.
How do you season a Homemade Steak Burger?
I love to add salt and pepper while cooking my burgers. Actually this is a must. But other seasonings that go great on burger are season salt, garlic, and onion powder.
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Hamburger Steak Burger
Easy Hamburger Steak Burger with Cheese
- 1-1 1/2 lbs Hamburger Meat (Ground Chuck)
- 1/2 tsp Salt
- 1/2 tsp Pepper
- 1/4 tsp Garlic Salt
- 1/4 tsp Season Salt
- 1-2 Bell Pepper
- 1 Onion
- 1 tbsp Butter
- Hamburger Buns
Add half salt and pepper to your hamburger meat, and separate meat into 4-5 portions.
*Tip- I like to use a plastic sandwich bag for each patty. Just turn the bag inside out, grab a portion of the meat, and then you can easily patty and flatten your burger without any mess. The best part is, they freeze perfectly in their own individual bags.
I prefer to cook my burgers after they have been frozen, but if you are in a hurry they cook just as well fresh.
In a small skillet, on low heat, cook sliced onion and bell pepper until translucent.
Cook patties in a large skillet with a lid on medium-low heat, flipping every few minutes, until they are cooked through.
Remove lid from patties, add remaining salt and pepper to taste, and garlic powder and season salt, then turn the heat to medium to brown both sides.
Top burgers with cheese and bell pepper and onion.
Serve on a bun with your favorite toppings and a side of fries.
