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Free BBQ Hamburger Recipes For The Barbecue Grill

It’s time uncover the alternative BBQ hamburger recipes so how about pork and apple? They’re really easy to make work well on the barbecue grill and make a change from the traditional beef hamburger.



Here are the pork and apple burgers merrily grilling away.

Apple sauce has been a classic accompaniment to pork so why not combine the two flavors into one big burger? I like to make a little apple sauce as well to add to the burger rather than ketchup – try it, see what you think.

The flesh of the apple will quickly go brown during the preparation process but don’t worry, it’s going to be mixed in with the pork mince so relax, no pressure.

Apple Puree for BBQ Pork Burgers

TIP - When cooking, the meat will contract and this can make your burger look more like a meatball. Try to make the burgers as thin as possible without risking them breaking up.

Ingredients:-

450g or 1lb pork mince

  • 2 apples
  • salt and freshly ground black pepper

    Method:-

    Peel and core the apples, place them in a food processor and blitz until the flesh is thoroughly “mushed”.

    Tip the apple into a mixing bowl, add the pork mince and season well.

    TIP - When making burgers use stretch wrap between each one to keep them perfectly formed until the cookout. Prepare your stretch wrap interlayers before getting your hands in the mixing bowl.

    Here's how to

    Now it’s time to get really stuck in with the hands and give the mix a really good “mulch” around and when complete start to make up the burgers.

    For the cookout you need medium coals for the barbecue grill, a flip every now and then will ensure an even cooking in about 10 minutes. Note that I have used a Teflon® barbecue mat to cook on.

    BBQ Pork Burgers and Chicken

    See Also:-

    My Best Grilled Hamburger Recipe
    The Full Beef Hamburger Recipe
    Grilled Venison Burgers With Redcurrant Jelly
    Share Your Great BBQ Recipe
    Information about Teflon® barbecue mats
    Feta Cheese and Potato Burgers



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