Tim's Burger Squares


Servings: 1/3 pound per person

Notes: When flattening the burgers, I use a piece of plastic wrap or a plastic glove and a small plate and then transfer the finished burger to a large plate to bring to the grill.

I use a gas grill at ~500 degrees F.

The 45 degree rotation gives the burger those great cross-hatched grill marks (otherwise you don't know it's grilled!)

This well-seasoned burger is great on a bun simply served with a light spread of real mayonnaise on each side of the bun (keeps the bun from getting soggy), 1 piece of leafy-green lettuce, and little Gulden's brown mustard.

Ingredients:
1/3 pound ground chuck (~5-6 ounces) per burger
Kosher salt
Fresh ground black pepper
Your favorite burger fixins

Instructions:
  1. Set grill to preheat to as hot as she'll go!
  2. Divide beef into 1/3 pound portions
  3. Roughly flatten each portion
  4. Season with kosher salt and a lot of freshly ground black pepper
  5. Fold the burger in half, and then again into quarters
  6. Re-flatten burger to ~1/4 of an inch thick
  7. Square off edges
  8. Grill 1 minute, then rotate burger 45 degrees for another minute
  9. Flip burger and grill another minute, then rotate 45 degrees for the final minute

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