A BBQ hamburger that has evolved over time and practice, with many ideas received along the years. Make sure you start with your meat at or near room temperature. Cooking is everything, follow the BBQ advice closely!
04Heat BBQ to high , then reduce heat on one side to minimum, the other to half capacity.
05Dump soaked mesquite chips on hot side of grill, allow them to come to a flame.
06Place burgers on the grill allowing a sear mark to develop, then rotate 90 degrees for a "thatched" appearance.
07Close grill hood, and allow burgers to slow cook --
08Flip the burgers and close the hood again.
09Use a meat thermomemter to prove "doneness" as rge smoke and the sugars in the ingredients will give colouring that will confuse you otherwise-aim for about 175 degrees --
10Served with sliced refridgerator dill pickles, garden fresh tomato slices, sliced white onion, on a toasted sourdough bun.