STUFZ - American Style Burger
I recently saw a few posts on the Food lovers Facebook group as well as the Banting groups, everyone is going crazy about STUFZ, the stuffed burger patties made in the STUFZ Burger Maker.
I found my little STUFZ gadget at CHECKERS this week and got round to testing it Friday evening. It sells for R99.90 and you get a 15 day money back guarantee.
What you need is a basic hamburger mix, I just grate one onion into 500 g of mince and ad salt and pepper and a bit of mixed herbs to taste.
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| Fry some mushrooms in butter and add two slices of chopped ham. |
You can use whatever you like as a filling. I fried some chopped mushrooms in butter and mixed it with two slices of chopped ham and a cup of grated cheese.
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| Add one cup of grated cheddar cheese. |
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| Mix filling ingredients together. |
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| Make your favourite mince mix. I used 500g mince, 1 grated onion, mixed herbs and salt and pepper to taste. |
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| Open your STUFZ gadget and fill with a hand full of mince. Close and press down to shape the bottom part and sides of the burger. Spoon your filling mixture into the bottom part of the burger. press together. Shape another patty with more of your mince mix and place on top of the burger and filling. Twist the top part of your gadget and press down to seal your patty. |
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| Remove patty from STUFZ gadget and fry in a pan. |
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You can serve your STUFZ burger patty on a burger bun or make a bread in a cup if you are banting.
I found the patty to be very filling and did not have anything with it. |
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| My son insisted on wrapping his patty in streaky bacon. |
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Turn your can'ts into cans, and your dreams into plans.
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