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PoPPeR

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Sounds like a dumb question, but i'm only 18 and my cooking experience extends as far as ramen. Can I use a stove to cook a hamburger, and if so, anyone have a good recipe/method?
 
Detailed Directions
1) Make ground beef into patty
2) Sprinkle salt and pepper on each side of patty
3) Put patty in pan and cook for a while
4) Flip patty and cook for a bit less
5) Repeat 4 and 5 until the the hamburger is cooked to your liking


Short Directions
1)Put beef in pan
2)Cook


Seriously, could you really not figure this out on your own?
 
Originally posted by: tweakmm
Detailed Directions
1) Make ground beef into patty
2) Sprinkle salt and pepper on each side of patty
3) Put patty in pan and cook for a while
4) Flip patty and cook for a bit less
5) Repeat 4 and 5 until the the hamburger is cooked to your liking


Short Directions
1)Put beef in pan
2)Cook


Seriously, could you really not figure this out on your own?
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better safe then sorry. i've caused one too many a fires to take the simple task of cooking a hamburger for granted

 
unless you want dried beef, avoid a George Foreman Grill. Another good thing to do is poke holes through the burger in various spots using something thick and round (such as the end of a mixing beater or a wooden spoon handle) this helps it cook more thoroughly, and quicker. Add cheese toward the end and cover (if you want a cheese burger).
 
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