I might just chop, rather than grind... but I wouldn't bother... chuck, brisket, short ribs and other working muscles... that's your prime grind...
There's 200 lbs of meat on a cow carcass that is only suitable for grounding... there's maybe 30 lbs of ribeye...
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What % mix for ribeye and ground beef? Best Custom Blend?
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You know, now that you mention it, cow makes a great burger grind. I’m doin’ 100% cow in my next grind!!!!
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I typically do 100% cow, 100% brisket. Lately thanks to successful deer hunts, 50% bacon-ends 50% venison.Last edited by Jerod Broussard; July 6, 2021, 06:30 PM.
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Lots of great ideas!
I am inclined to buy some short beef rib and mix that in as well.
I have to think some more about the logistics involved.
I guess I will have three piles of ground up meat, divide the spice mix per weight, and then mix and match as desired for that patty.
I recognize ribeye is overkill probably for burgers but I have a bunch in the freezer that it would be good to use.
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I buy HEB Choice half briskets and grind them. No idea of the fat/lean ratio but I'd guess pretty close to 80/20. I think they're great. I mean it's a hamburger, come on. If I wanted a steak burger I'd cook the ribeye and use that. But what really makes my burger is the Secret Sauce and I'm not telling what that is.
Oh and a cold PBR too !! (ha... beat you to it bbqLuv )
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It's kind of like using a brand new Cadillac to go to a destruction derby.
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