Food Tips & Info > Cooking TipsMarch 15, 2010

Using Oven to Cook Hamburgers

I just didn't have time to fry hamburgers one day. I decided to make hamburgers in a hurry. I mixed ground beef, chopped onions, some seasonings, yellow mustard and ketchup. I put in a chicken roaster making sure it was flat and the thickness of a hamburger patty. I baked it at 325 degree F for 30 minutes. When it was done I simply cut it into squares to fit the buns and added the mayonnaise. Voila, instant hamburgers.

Since we like our hamburgers greasy, we used the cheap ground meat, letting it drain for a bit on the pancake turner before we put it on the bun. If you prefer, you could use leaner meat or buffalo.

Source: A rushed day

By Frazzled Leslie from New Orleans, LA

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03/23/2010

When we were growing up my Mom used to make hamburgers in the broiler section of our oven. It was actually a separate compartment to the left side of the oven.

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Using Oven to Cook Hamburgers

I raised four children, along with lots of friends and cousins, nieces and nephews. We always ate plenty of ground beef, and they all loved hamburgers and cheeseburgers.

To fix a lot in the quickest time (when not using our grill), I shape my burgers, place on aluminum lined jelly roll pan, add Worcestershire sauce, and bake in a 350 degree F oven for 25-30 minutes. Do not need to turn. Remove from oven and add cheese. Delicious and easy, but most of all QUICK!

By HAPPYINHARNED from Harned, KY

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