by: Gerhild Fulson / Cookbook Author, Blogger, German Oma!
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My best hamburger recipe is posted below. So easy to make, I'll show you the basic steps on how to make hamburgers.
Not only easy, but these taste like real German hamburgers.
Depending on which part of Germany you're from, these are either called Buletten or Frikadellen. Usually, they are fried, however, they can be done on the BBQ, grilled, or broiled.
They'll taste a bit different, depending how you cook them, but to start with, they all use the same recipe.
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Try either the traditional German Cold Potato Salad or the extra quick Easy Potato Salad that can be served hot, warm, or cold and is ready within 30 minutes to go along with this quick hamburger recipe.
You'll notice this is very similar to the Quick Meatloaf recipe, and that's because, when you have a great recipe, you try to make the most of it. In fact, I use the same recipe when making meatballs.
This picture shows these hamburgers being served with potato salad using both regular and sweet potatoes. A real treat as well.
Check the hints at the bottom of the recipe for variations on this basic "how to cook hamburger" recipe.
Also check out Rich's techniques for making the best hamburger recipe for his "sweetie."
Don't overcook, or you'll have "Bremsklötze" (brake pads) ... German humor :)
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Not only are these hamburgers easy, but these taste like real German hamburgers, especially when made with the Kaiser roll instead of bread crumbs.
Depending on which part of Germany you're from, these are either called Buletten or Frikadellen. Usually, they are fried, however, they can be done on the BBQ, grilled, or broiled.
Prep Time
5 minutes |
Cook Time
15 minutes |
Total Time20 minutes |
Makes 3 - 4 servings
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