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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: bowjunkie on December 26, 2012, 07:29:38 AM
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first year hunting got an elk. a buddy who is a chef is coming over for elk burgers tonight anyone got a recipe.
checked the internet not to many recipes for elk burgers and thank you to those who reply
happy holidays
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I like to mix in blue or gorgonzola or feta cheese with meat. Serve topped with bacon. Serve on cibatta bread. Make a garlic aoili. Or just roast garlic in oven wrapped in foil and some olive oil until soft. Make a paste and mix in with mayo and spread on bun.
I"LL add, tobasco sauce, garlic powder, chili powder, nutmeg, salt pepper oregano to taste depending on recipe.
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Salt and pepper only.....I've been eating elk burger lately and do not like to add anything to it because I want the real flavor with nothing masking it. Elk meat comes in a limited supply. I don't even serve them on a bun, but fry them up and eat like a steak on a plate served with whatever.
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Put the meat in a collander in the refrigerator and put a bowl underneath to catch the blood. I cover the meat with a sheet of saran wrap. About an hour before you plan to eat divide the meat into equal size portions. I usually make mine slightly smaller than a baseball. Then I press each ball of meat by hand between 2 sheets of wax paper to make patties about 1/2 inch thick. Season both sides. . . I usually use pepper, salt, montreal steak, creole seasoning, or some combination of the above. I barbecue on high heat and make sure the grill is clean. Take care at 2 points: (1) when you first transfer the meat from the wax paper to the grill and (2) when you flip the burgers. The burger will seem a little crumbly at these times and you don't want to tear the patties apart. I grill about 2 minutes per side, 3 at the most. I like to serve these on a good toasted bun along with the usual toppings.
Since I discovered that draining the blood will help keep the patty from falling apart I no longer add pork to my elk burger and I like the above recipe much better than beef burgers.
Good luck, you're serving the best organic meat there is, hope your chef friend enjoys!
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mix 1 packet of liptons onion soup mix with approx. 2 lbs. burger form into patties and grill :tup:
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Salt and pepper only.....I've been eating elk burger lately and do not like to add anything to it because I want the real flavor with nothing masking it. Elk meat comes in a limited supply. I don't even serve them on a bun, but fry them up and eat like a steak on a plate served with whatever.
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I grind my meat with no fat .. I add 1 egg and a little bread crumbs to my burgers ...Works great and very tasty .. :tup:
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I like to mix in blue or gorgonzola or feta cheese with meat. Serve topped with bacon. Serve on cibatta bread. Make a garlic aoili. Or just roast garlic in oven wrapped in foil and some olive oil until soft. Make a paste and mix in with mayo and spread on bun.
I"LL add, tobasco sauce, garlic powder, chili powder, nutmeg, salt pepper oregano to taste depending on recipe.
Ok, when can I come over to try this? :dunno: Got me drooling big time...
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I grind my meat with no fat .. I add 1 egg and a little bread crumbs to my burgers ...Works great and very tasty .. :tup:
:yeah: :yeah: :tup: :yeah:
little seasoning the better.......Want to taste that true Elk Flavor :yeah:
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A buddy and i ground some of his deer meat with 10% bacon ends, 90% venison and they made hands down the BEST burgers I've had, period. Just enough fat to keep everything together and fantastic flavor.
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mix 1 packet of liptons onion soup mix with approx. 2 lbs. burger form into patties and grill :tup:
Pretty much what we like as well. :drool:
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A buddy and i ground some of his deer meat with 10% bacon ends, 90% venison and they made hands down the BEST burgers I've had, period. Just enough fat to keep everything together and fantastic flavor.
:tup: Good eats right there! :yeah:
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thanks everyone i went with several different patties we made a couple from all the recepits youall sent i have to say i really liked the elk and so did my buddy and his wife this was my first year hunting elk have done mostly deer butt DANG i love elk never had it till i got mine back from the butcher they did a good job but i think next year i will start to process my own thanks for all the ideas not a bad idea in the group
i must say nothing taste better than an animal you packed out for hours