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mnottertail -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:12:08 PM)
I have given you good replies and that one was no bullshit either, to make soaps and surfactants you need fat and lye....... so look up soapmaking (HEY EVEN HERE THRU SEARCH) dont come the wounded soldier to me charlie, you put it out here, and you take what you get. That is all for now. Ron

Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:13:01 PM)
I thought you were joking lol. Wouldn't you smell like hamburger if ya used hamburger fat lol.? quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail I have given you good replies and that one was no bullshit either, to make soaps and surfactants you need fat and lye....... so look up soapmaking (HEY EVEN HERE THRU SEARCH) dont come the wounded soldier to me charlie, you put it out here, and you take what you get. That is all for now. Ron

sappatoti -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:14:55 PM)
I have spent some time Googling uses for hamburger grease since you created this thread. I have seen results where some will use it to saute vegetables, but that's about it. Otherwise, uses for hamburger grease elsewhere on the internet pretty much are paralleled here, silly or not. Hamburger grease has no use as a human food product. None that I could find anyway. If you're serious about using it, try a bit of experimentation yourself if you're not liking the suggestions you're getting here.

Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:20:20 PM)
I made gravey out of it once, and it was really awfull lol. the dog got a feast on that one.

DemonKia -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:22:17 PM)
There are processes for clarifying grease to prepare it for uses such as soap. & the making of the soap itself will change the chemical composition, & thus the odor, of the grease . .. . . . The sad fact is that, as food, hamburger is some of the lowest quality meat out there (unless you specifically shop for otherwise), especially if you're buying cheap hamburger. & the resulting fat is just not very good for cooking, for many palates ... . . Animal fats that are regarded as excellent for cooking are: most pork (especially salt pork & bacon & that kinda thing); chicken fat; goose & duck fat . . ... . Even better cuts of beef are not usually noted for the utility of their drippings, outside of gravy for the roast . .. .. quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom I thought you were joking lol. Wouldn't you smell like hamburger if ya used hamburger fat lol.? quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail I have given you good replies and that one was no bullshit either, to make soaps and surfactants you need fat and lye....... so look up soapmaking (HEY EVEN HERE THRU SEARCH) dont come the wounded soldier to me charlie, you put it out here, and you take what you get. That is all for now. Ron

Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:25:48 PM)
Well maybe not cooking cooking, that's probably not the right word, but flavoring rice, or something, stuff like that. quote: ORIGINAL: DemonKia There are processes for clarifying grease to prepare it for uses such as soap. & the making of the soap itself will change the chemical composition, & thus the odor, of the grease . .. . . . The sad fact is that, as food, hamburger is some of the lowest quality meat out there (unless you specifically shop for otherwise), especially if you're buying cheap hamburger. & the resulting fat is just not very good for cooking, for many palates ... . . Animal fats that are regarded as excellent for cooking are: most pork (especially salt pork & bacon & that kinda thing); chicken fat; goose & duck fat . . ... . Even better cuts of beef are not usually noted for the utility of their drippings, outside of gravy for the roast . .. .. quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom I thought you were joking lol. Wouldn't you smell like hamburger if ya used hamburger fat lol.? quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail I have given you good replies and that one was no bullshit either, to make soaps and surfactants you need fat and lye....... so look up soapmaking (HEY EVEN HERE THRU SEARCH) dont come the wounded soldier to me charlie, you put it out here, and you take what you get. That is all for now. Ron

suhlut -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:27:11 PM)
Yuck.. Its normally thrown away.. because thats what it IS ~ garbage~ The only time i ever use mine.. for anything OTHER then going into the garbage.. is while its still hot.. i might pour some of it over the cat and dog food. They seem to love it.. and its not like an every day occurance.. so.. i think it helps with their "coats". All it is... is pure disgusting fat.. which isnt going to do anything for EITHER of you.. but supply empty callories. Theres no food value.. no nutrition.

DemonKia -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:33:38 PM)
The flavor is one of the most important qualities of a food grease. The real question is, do you like the flavor of hamburger grease? If you do, what we have to say won't matter much to your taste buds, right? If you like the way it tastes, go ahead & use it like you would any other flavorful fat -- cook with it, put it on rice, whatever it is you'd do with butter or margarine or olive oil . . . . . . quote: ORIGINAL: Toppingfrmbottom Well maybe not cooking cooking, that's probably not the right word, but flavoring rice, or something, stuff like that.

mnottertail -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:35:57 PM)
it makes candles and in fact tallow is the easiest candle to make, it can be clarified and spiced, and hicory smoke and garlic come immediately to mind, but hamburger grease is low quality....

Level -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 8:39:53 PM)
Fat is necessary for health; yes, ground beef is "lesser" than some other grades, but is still more healthy than most of what passes for food nowadays. Fat does not clog arteries. Trans-fat, yes, but not animal fat.

Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 10:18:47 PM)
I wouldn't drink it or nothing but yeah hamburger grease tastes pretty ok. quote: ORIGINAL: DemonKia The flavor is one of the most important qualities of a food grease. The real question is, do you like the flavor of hamburger grease?

impishlilhellcat -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 10:31:46 PM)
My grandma always saves the grease from bacon for things like cornbread and such, but as far as hamburger grease that's pretty damn fatty and kinda yuccky for you. If your trying to go the healthy route this one you want just want to take the loss and let it go.

Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/27/2009 11:07:39 PM)
yeah, that's true, or at least put it in the dogs dish to coat her food a little bit every now an then if you got it. quote: ORIGINAL: impishlilhellcat My grandma always saves the grease from bacon for things like cornbread and such, but as far as hamburger grease that's pretty damn fatty and kinda yuccky for you. If your trying to go the healthy route this one you want just want to take the loss and let it go.

sirsholly -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/28/2009 2:39:41 AM)
i consider it garbage and treat it that way...

Hillwilliam -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/28/2009 6:35:44 AM)
I have a bloodhound that gets REALLY pissed if I cook a burger on the George Foreman and I dont pour the grease over her food.

Termyn8or -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/28/2009 6:48:04 AM)
FR Actually it is a pretty tough question. While I would never give up my beloved bacon grease, hamburger isn't quite the same. Bacon grease imparts a good flavor to what is fried in it, but not so with hamberger grease. One of the best things about bacon grease is that it can withstand quite high temperatures, you might find the same true of hamburger grease. At the higher temperature you might actually be able to use it to fry something. If you use a pretty high heat, not very much of it is going to get into your food. Funny though, this is a good subject because I have taken to buying the cheapest hamburger I can find. All that high class low fat stuff tastes like sawdust, or more aptly put, has the texture of sawdust. For the best results cooking meat, it needs grease and salt. But the thing is not all of it makes it to your plate. That is crucial with the bacon grease as well. Maybe you could try frying some potatoes in it. Of course you drain them just like anything else. Even too much olive oil can wreck the food, this stuff is bound to be much worse. While I don't think hamburger grease would be very healthy, it should not be as bad as margarine or shortening, which are both hydrogenated. But note, you just use it as a vehicle for the heat, after it has done it's job you don't want to eat it. People do convert deisel engines to run on used cooking oil, which is picked up at many restaurants. Perhaps they can use hamburger grease as well ? That's about all I can think of now. Maybe something else will come to me. T

LaTigresse -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/28/2009 8:11:11 AM)
I simply do not get greasy ground beef. I kinda like getting value for my dollars.

pahunkboy -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/28/2009 8:42:11 AM)
My cat and the next door cat- otherwise it is sealed up and thrown away. Moderate amounts wont hurt a cat. Saves on cat food costs.

porcelaine -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/28/2009 9:08:13 AM)
i avoid it completely by purchasing ground sirloin or grinding my own meat. of course you could go the mcdonald's route and prepare fries in it instead if you're wanting to be adventurous. porcelaine

subtlebutterfly -> RE: What could you do foodwise with the hamburger greese (10/28/2009 9:17:00 AM)
I may be stupid but..do you really get that much greese from a hamburger????? [&:][&:][&:][&:][&:][&:]

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