What do with burgers?

Fruball

My kids and I love HM beefburgers with mash and veggies covered in gravy. Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy

otterspasm

We have done this in the past too. How about chopping them up and putting on a pizza, like tiny meatballs?
Also our cat likes them so if they are stupidly cheap we cook then cool them and the cat eats them. Its cheaper than cat food and she loves them.

Kitchenbunny

We like them mixed with bits of bacon and sausage with veg and beans. Add a little BBQ sauce to it and have it on a jacket potato.

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Silaqui

For a change, I sometimes do burgers with a ratatouille type sauce and pasta, Just fry or grill the burgers till they are nice and crispy, make a simple sauce with onion/mushroom/courgette/passata and anything else you want to chuck in, and serve with pasta. You could chop the burgers up and mix it in if you want but I never bother

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do_it_today!

DH told me of a receipe his mother used to make them occasionally it sounds disgusting but I loved it....

chop up cooked hamburgers and add them to tinned heinz tomato soup - feel free to add some cooked potatoes and sweetcorn! stangely yummy :jump:

Noctu

Wow - I knew I would get some good advice on the OS board but not quite this much LOL!

Thank you so much everyone, I will get cracking on it tonight

zippychick

I've merged this with an existing thread discussing the same thing

vaderag

I have some quarter pounders in the freezer which I want to use up, but I don't fancy having them as a beefburger!

Does anyone have any recipe ideas that will enable me to make something yummy with them?!

Thanks!

Grimbal

Are they premium quality burgers (i.e. 100% beef or near enough but with quality extras like onions, spices etc) or are they of the usual variety with rusk etc - what you can do with them sort of depends on what they're made with

EmptyPockets

I would defrost them, slice or dice them up, and use in place of the meat in almost any recipe. For instance, I'd use them to make a chunky chilli and have with jacket potatoes...