Hamburgers
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Source & History
This is the way my mother used to do it and, therefore, the way I have always done it.
Notes
- This is the same mixture we use for meatballs [for spaghetti & meatballs], for rissoles and for meatloaf. You can alter the seasonings if you want to change the taste – add some chutney, or tomato sauce or black sauce…..whatever strikes your fancy.
- How much breadcrumbs you might ask - enough to absorb most of the liquid provided by the egg/milk mixture. Don't forget that dry breadcrumbs will take a little while to absorb all the liquid they're going to absorb.
- How much milk? The same volume as the egg (just under 1/4 cup).
- when you use it for meatloaf you might want to use Rhoda's Stuffing and/or put Gram’s Barbeque Sauce on the top
- In our house we always have a layer of stuffing in the middle of the meatloaf. It was a way of making 500g of mince go much further (the further it needed to go, the more stuffing I used).
- Author
- Aileen Sorohan
Ingredients
- 500 grams beef mince (ground beef)
- 1 egg
- 1 onion chopped or grated
- milk
- breadcrumbs dry
- salt
- pepper
Instructions
- Combine egg, milk and seasonings, add breadcrumbs (see notes if you're wondering about quantities).
- Add mince, mix well [hands are best].
- Shape into burgers and pan fry or barbeque 3-5 minutes per side.