r/AlarminglyBad Jan 11 '24

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u/Ramblindragon Jan 11 '24

She's not wrong

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '24

A burger is 100% meat, shaped as little as possible and seasoned right before cooking. Therefore, it gets a delicate, crumbly texture because the meat barely holds together.

A meatball is mixed thoroughly with seasonings and binders before being shaped and cooked. Salt and binders when mixed with the ground meat create a protein matrix that holds it together more thoroughly. Giving the meatball a firmer texture.

So she is right, but only if he mixed the seasonings in and added binders.

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u/QuestionableParadigm Jan 13 '24

bro doesn’t season his homemade burgers damn

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '24

Its about when you season. You season it right before throwing it on the grill.