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1. Apr 11,  · Ask the butcher what ground beef he recommends. Could be your meatloaf needs more fat. Consider using half sausage and half ground beef.

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2. Here are some tricks for making veggie burgers that won’t fall apart. You bet! After a lot of experimentation and a lot of burgers that just didn’t hold up, I finally got a hand on how to keep.

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3. Usually, your recipe suggests soaking bread pieces or breadcrumbs in milk or another liquid and then adding that to your meat mixture. The milk provides moisture that helps keep the meatloaf from feeling dry, and the proteins in the milk also help hold the other ingredients together.

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4. How to Handle the Meat Don't overwork the meat mixture or the burger will lose its stickiness. It also helps to use a coarse grind of meat, which is less likely to .

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5. Jun 22,  · Minced Meat. Cats love the smell of minced meat, like hamburger. When you are cooking it, you will find they will be around you like a rash. In fact, kittens love to be in the kitchen when you are cooking a hearty lasagna or making meatballs for the family. So when they are under the weather, it’s always a good option to try with your cat.

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8. Jun 17,  · Make Sure The Meat (and Your Hands) Are Always Cold When the ground meat is not cold, it’s mushy and slippery which is not a good foundation to start with when you want the meat to be solid and stay put on the sticks. Stick the meat in the fridge to cool for at least 1 hour before you start the skewering process.

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