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Old Mon, Jul-07-14, 10:41
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I make them with Stilton cheese inside, out of this world! (Mature creamy British blue cheese)
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Old Mon, Jul-07-14, 11:15
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Funny to come across this...my mom had given me a container of bleu cheese and I had some ground beef in the fridge that needed fixing. I did the two patties, a handful of the bleu cheese and a few canned mushrooms (drained and dried) on each. Sealed them up well and cooked in the oven...perhaps 30mins at 350. I ended up getting 6 big burgers.

Super yummy!! I had added some sauteed onions for hubby on a bun...he said they were excellent...I had to agree!

Deanna
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Old Wed, Jul-16-14, 04:11
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I've tried the version stuffed with ham and mozzarella. Really delicious!

Thanks for the idea
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Old Mon, Dec-22-14, 10:26
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Time for a return to the lovely stuffed burger.

The other day I made them with smoked Gouda and some leftover canned mushrooms. Very good!
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Old Mon, Dec-22-14, 10:33
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Good ideas!!! I always love having some premade hamburger patties but stuffing them just takes it to another level...
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Old Wed, Feb-17-16, 11:01
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http://www.genaw.com/lowcarb/nancys...bury_steak.html

Per Serving: 391 Calories; 26g Fat; 33g Protein; 6g Carbohydrate; 2g Dietary Fiber; 4g Net Carbs

I just made this for my family and they loved it. I made double the recipe because I am feeding 8. I made the kids and hubby mashed potatoes because I have tried to serve mashed cauliflower and just about had a mutiny on my hands. So I will cut carbs for them where I can.
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Old Wed, Feb-17-16, 11:16
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That's a great recipe and I hear you on the mutiny at the table for cauliflower instead of potatoes. LOL
I love using the drippings in the pan left after cooking meat, to cook mushrooms and then make a gravy.
Thanks for posting.
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Old Wed, Feb-17-16, 19:20
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Looks yummy! Try roasting the cauliflower at 425F for about 20 minutes, after you douse it with olive oil, and generously salt and pepper it.

They'll love it!
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Old Wed, Feb-17-16, 19:41
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Looks yummy! Try roasting the cauliflower at 425F for about 20 minutes, after you douse it with olive oil, and generously salt and pepper it.

They'll love it!


I will try that on Sunday which is roast night, I will let you know if I am ousted as the family cook...which might not be such a bad idea come to think of it...
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Old Wed, Feb-17-16, 21:45
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For kids I say smother it in butter, cream and cheese!! Lots of cheese
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