I don't quite see how this works ... can you make stuffed burgers?
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I don't think so. The indentation in the center is for the burger to cook evenly. I prefer my burger press from Tupperware. The burgers get stuck in this press. I even tried a suggestion from another customer and spray the press with cooking spray. Still have to shake the burger out of the press.
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This is the way that I make stuffed sausage. I use the small hole plate to grind it first. Then I apply the seasoning to the meat and work it in good. I then put on the plate that is about twice the size as the small plate hole. and attach the stuffing horn to that second grinding. Make sure that you have at least 30 percent fat or your sausage will be to dry. Good luck.
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I don't now about recipes other than Google it but I made a bunch of Mac and cheese with it because we had so much pasta in our cupboard to use up. I just used it as you would on the directions to making Kraft Mac and cheese. (Boil your pasta and set aside after draining then make your sauce which consists of butter or margarine, milk and the Cheddar Cheese Powder) It came out great!!!
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No you cannot put stuffed toys in the machine unless they are very small. Furthermore, you should know that the machine is very flimsy & broke about 5 minutes after we set it up.
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Haven't try it like that. But I really don't think it works. It supposed to be cooked in order to work!
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haven't tried it but can't see why not if you watch it; there's going to be a grease overload and spatter to contend with. If I use a load of cheese on a sandwich, there's still run off. :-)
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You cannot make stuffed pasta like ravioli or cannelloni with this attachment, but you can make rigatoni, which could then be stuffed. I can imagine using a pastry bag to pipe a filling into the rigatoni, then sealing the ends. My favorite Italian restaurant makes such a dish and it is fantastic. But this attachment is meant mainly for making the long or tubular pasta shapes, not stuffed pastas. Consider the ravioli attachment, but you would also need the pasta roller first to make the sheets. Good luck!
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This set of attachments don't make stuffed pasta but they do offer a ravioli attachment that will allow you to make many different types of stuff pasta recipes. They will all be in a ravioli shape but you could put any type stuff in them.
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You can get them pretty thin. I usually make 1/4 lb burgers but you could easily do 1/8 lb. the simple screw at the time makes adjusting easy. One other tip- I use this press with Dave's patty papers. They press nicer, remove easy and make cleanup easier too. I put one on top and bottom for each patty.
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You can certainly do chicken or burgers. But the plates are attached. So whatever the mess, you have to either get comfortable putting something with a cord in the sink, or just wipe it off. It wipes off pretty easily. Hope this helps.
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There is a cup that presses the patty that goes on the top. Then you make the pocket with the rest of the meat. Fill it with goodies and top it off Hope this helps
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Yes I mix it up and freeze it as is, have frozen meatloaf, and pre-make burgers and freeze. They also sell breakfast sausage veat, and I do the same since you can get 4 - 8 patties out of both products, depending on size desired! I usually pull it out of freezer day before I wanna reheat them, just be careful as all other thing to not dry them out as reheating
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Hi,You most certainly can use the Ateco food ring mold set to shape burger patties.Thank you,Golda's Kitchen
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Yes, you can grind most any meat to make ground burger or sausage. That's the beauty of grinding you own. You know exactly what's in your burger or sausage. I would suggest cutting into cubes and putting in the freezer for a short time to firm up the meat while you get everything set up. Then remove and start grinding. This grinder worked well for me. I made lots of deer burger and sausage last fall.
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You can make them as thick as you want. I usually do quarter pounders, but have made them using 1/3 pound of hamburger.
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No, but I pre-cooked the items to stuff burgers with first, I don"t think they would turn out as well if I didn't. The burgers are fun to make as there are so many varieties to try.
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I personally make pretty decent sized burgers, however, they still fit normal size hamburger buns. That being said, I can fit two of them on at a time. Hope that helps.