Anyone know why burger buns get soggy when I throw them in the oven to
broil or in a barbecue with the lid down? I like to roast my burger
while I grill it (helps the giant chunk of cheese melt faster!) Anyone
know of a way to keep the buns from trapping moisture?

Cheers,

Chris

On 17 Apr 2007 10:51:45 -0700, wrote:

Anyone know why burger buns get soggy when I throw them in the oven to
broil or in a barbecue with the lid down? I like to roast my burger
while I grill it (helps the giant chunk of cheese melt faster!) Anyone
know of a way to keep the buns from trapping moisture?

Broiler in the oven--but *with the door open*.

IDK if you can brown 'em on the grill with the lid down and avoid the
moisture problem.

-denny-
--

The test of courage comes when we are in the minority.
The test of tolerance comes when we are in the majority.

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Anyone know why burger buns get soggy when I throw them in the oven to
broil or in a barbecue with the lid down? I like to roast my burger
while I grill it (helps the giant chunk of cheese melt faster!) Anyone
know of a way to keep the buns from trapping moisture?

Cheers,

Chris


Go to Walmart and buy the cheapest toaster oven they have.
Crisp both sides of the bun while the burger is on the grill.

Kent

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Anyone know why burger buns get soggy when I throw them in the oven to
broil or in a barbecue with the lid down? I like to roast my burger
while I grill it (helps the giant chunk of cheese melt faster!) Anyone
know of a way to keep the buns from trapping moisture?


Open the lid or heat the oven a bit more. One of the byproducts of burning
gas is water. There may be a lot of condensation if the grill or oven
housing is cold.