Lakeland Burger Maker

...household the burger maker from Lakeland is a simple to use gadget, which allows you to make great burgers quickly and simply. I had stopped buying shop burgers after the BSE scare and decided to have a go at making my own. Yes, you can make burgers without this gadget but mine do have a tendency to fall apart. By using the burger maker they hold their shape and are much easier to cook and turn over. £6.50 from Lakeland Ltd the burger maker consists ...
...and vegetarian burgers too. Lakeland have included a budget recipe on the leaflet which uses dry porridge oats as a filler or the standard recipe which is the one that I use. This is as follows: 350g minced meat (if using very lean meat it is advisable to add 25g suet to prevent the mixture from being too dry). 2 heaped tablespoons white breadcrumbs 1 small peeled onion chopped finely 1 small beaten egg 1 level teaspoon mustard powder 1 teaspoon ...

gardenguru1 27.03.2003 · Read full review
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...clearout I came across a Lakeland Burger Maker that I had never used. I only eat organic or free range meat and so convenience food is a complete no no for me and so it did seem an ideal purchase when I was on a nice outing to Windermere last year. However I never got around to using it and it has sat in said cupboard ever since. The gadget cost £6.50 from Lakeland plastics store in Windermere. They do have retail outlets all over the country and ...
...Replacement wax discs are also available to purchase. When you open the box you get the burger maker, 100 wax discs and instructions. These are really easy to understand and within minutes I knew what to do. So I decide to make some chicken burgers to start with. I found a nice recipe and got all my ingredients mixed in a big bowl ready for the burger maker. You insert a wax disc into the large end of the machine then fill it with your burger mixture, ...

dratcliffe 09.11.2006 · Read full review
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...What is the Lakeland burger maker? It is a 2 piece press, made of white plastic. It comes in 2 sizes: 3" Diameter traditional hamburger (£6.50) and 4” quarter pounder (£6.99) . Both come with 100 easy release waxed paper discs Extra discs are available in packs of 500 for £2.99 and £3.99 respectively. These are perfect for freezing the burgers as it prevents them sticking together. Tasty things you can include in the burgers: Salt and pepper ...
...diced chilli peppers Onion spice mixes such as chilli or curry You can use the press to make burgers from any minced meat including : steak, lamb, pork, chicken, turkey, bacon , sausage as well as vegetarian choices including bean burgers. Boiled potato, garlic and onion make an excellent change from chips, these ingredients need binding together with some beaten egg but they are beautiful The burger maker just washes clean, there are no nooks ...

J---- 04.06.2007 · Read full review
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...perfect for barbecue season!). Lakeland supplies discs of waxed paper with the unit, which help to keep the unit clean and makes it easy to take them out of the press and keeps the burgers separate in the fridge and freezer, these can be bought separately and are reasonably cheap. One word of warning, however. The consistency of the burger is directly relative to the amount of pressure you can put on the press. For this reason, I would not recommend ...

angehodgson 31.03.2003 · Read full review
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