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What's the fastest way to cook a frozen burger?

a bit of water in a frying pan, medium heat and a cover. it will defrost quickly and cook in about 8 min. or turn the bbq up to about med/ med hi and put the patty on the bun warmer tray at the top. it wont burn and will defrost quickly also, as long as you leave the lid on.
 
Ok ill play the bastid son in this one I guess not picking the microwave!

Though I do admit there is no clean up involved.
 
Originally posted by: Regs
Pan fry. 4-5 mins each side for best results on medium-high heat.
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pan would also require cleaning time

OP said "fastest"

Originally posted by: hanoverphist
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
microwave until it's hot

did you really need to post this?
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yes, because the micro will make it rubbery and nasty tasting.
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you said fast, not tastiset
 
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Originally posted by: Regs
Pan fry. 4-5 mins each side for best results on medium-high heat.
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Would that cook a frozen burger through?
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If they are 1/4 in' thick like they usually are. They cook really fast. You can add a little olive oil to brown them faster as olive oil heats up fast and at high temps.
 
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
Originally posted by: Regs
Pan fry. 4-5 mins each side for best results on medium-high heat.
Click to expand...

pan would also require cleaning time

OP said "fastest"

Originally posted by: hanoverphist
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
microwave until it's hot

did you really need to post this?
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yes, because the micro will make it rubbery and nasty tasting.
Click to expand...

you said fast, not tastiset
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i didnt say it at all. i typed it. and im not the OP, so i didnt type the reqs of it.
 
Originally posted by: hanoverphist
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
Originally posted by: Regs
Pan fry. 4-5 mins each side for best results on medium-high heat.
Click to expand...

pan would also require cleaning time

OP said "fastest"

Originally posted by: hanoverphist
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
microwave until it's hot

did you really need to post this?
Click to expand...

yes, because the micro will make it rubbery and nasty tasting.
Click to expand...

you said fast, not tastiset
Click to expand...

i didnt say it at all. i typed it. and im not the OP, so i didnt type the reqs of it.
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oops. my bad 😉
 
Microwave is the fastest and it can still taste good (not rubbery) if you do it right....

Most microwaves have a DEFROST setting that makes it come out great. Just make sure you use it right as settings and instructions vary by model.

Mine you put in the weight and it auto calculates how long you need to defrost and when to flip it.
 
get an extension cord
Cut the cord
strip the wires
Attach 1 wire to each side of the burger
plug in the cord.

note: Don't do it. It's probably dangerous and it won't cook the meat evenly. But, It's very very very very very very very very very very very very fast.
 
Originally posted by: newb111
microwave

or if you want it really fast, put it in the toaster and put the toaster in the microwave
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and then put the microwave in the oven and turn on the stove for good measure.

should have the thing cooked in about 2 min.
 
An advantium oven. Uses both microwave and convection. Can cook a chicken in like 20 minutes.

Best invention ever.
 
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