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Thanks to Sheldon for mentioning meat grinding and the Waring Pro meat
grinder. I just never thought you could do this at home and I am very intrigued and most likely will end up purchasing the above grinder (already purchased Waring's Belgian Waffle maker). I found an old thread where Sheldon I believe mentions the best time to grill burgers is like within an hour after your grind them, is this true? I have no problem with this. I can easily buy the meat that day or before from the grocer and just grind it prior to grilling. What are the best cuts of beef for grilling hamburgers? I can think of Chuck. Would that be the best? What about Top Round (which Sheldon mentioned in the same thread). The grinder would also open up more possibilities such as homemade sausage, maybe even turkey for turkey burgers (but would seem easier to just buy the cut of beef). If anyone has any advice especially on different grinding machines I'd appreciate it. I see myself getting real immersed into this whole cooking bit. |
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