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[Somewhatfoolish]

Can I deep fry a frozen beef burger?

[Road Pest]

I don't know, do you own a deep fryer?

[Garlick]

Deep fried frozen burger?

[Road Pest]

I suppose it saves on washing up, the chips could be done at the same time.

[Somewhatfoolish]

Road Pest said:

I suppose it saves on washing up, the chips could be done at the same time.

Precisely my plan!

[Road Pest]

Somewhatfoolish said:

Road Pest said:

I suppose it saves on washing up, the chips could be done at the same time.

Precisely my plan!

It sounds like a some what foolish plan to me

Try it but make sure you let us know how you get on!

[N Dentressangle]

Yes, but you'll need the oil on reasonably cool, so 150 - 160 will be OK, just to make sure it gets cooked through before the outside burns.

Be careful of the extra moisture making it spit, too.

[Somewhatfoolish]

So cook chips and burgers sperately

ok

which should I cook first?

(i.e. go from 190 degrees and chips to 160 degrees and burgers, or vice versa?)

Edited by Somewhatfoolish on Saturday 14th November 19:49

[IanMorewood]

chips part cook first, then burger then chips and burger.

[N Dentressangle]

Somewhatfoolish said:

So cook chips and burgers sperately

ok

which should I cook first?

(i.e. go from 190 degrees and chips to 160 degrees and burgers, or vice versa?)

Edited by Somewhatfoolish on Saturday 14th November 19:49

Heat oil to 160

Add chips and burger

Fry for 5 mins, until chips just colour
Make sure burger doesn't burn - take it out if it looks done

Remove chips, heat oil to 220
Once at 220, re-immerse chips for 1 min to colour and crisp up

Done [/gordonramsey]

[Somewhatfoolish]

Thank you. They were absolutely delicious, although not traditional beef burger shaped...

[mybrainhurts]

Road Pest said:

Somewhatfoolish said:

Road Pest said:

I suppose it saves on washing up, the chips could be done at the same time.

Precisely my plan!

It sounds like a some what foolish plan to me

Try it but make sure you let us know how you get on!

On the toilet, you mean...?

PDQ, I would think...

[mybrainhurts]

Somewhatfoolish said:

Thank you. They were absolutely delicious, although not traditional beef burger shaped...

Don't forget where the toilet is....

[grumbledoak]

Reading this, I feel vaguely ill. Soiled, almost.

ISN'T THERE A GLASWEGIAN FORUM FOR YOUR TYPE?

[mybrainhurts]

[XJSJohn]

grumbledoak said:

Reading this, I feel vaguely ill. Soiled, almost.

ISN'T THERE A GLASWEGIAN FORUM FOR YOUR TYPE?

Wonder if the OP stuck a MARS bar in the fryer for desert?

[Somewhatfoolish]

no comment

[paulmurr]

grumbledoak said:

Reading this, I feel vaguely ill. Soiled, almost.

ISN'T THERE A GLASWEGIAN FORUM FOR YOUR TYPE?

The burger wasn't in batter, so not Weejie.

And a cheap catering burger, deep fried in batter is one of the finest things ever when you're utterly stfaced and it's 2am.

[Somewhatfoolish]

My favourite "Western Scottish" delicacy is deep fried pizza.

THAT is how to do things.

[paulmurr]

Somewhatfoolish said:

My favourite "Western Scottish" delicacy is deep fried pizza.

THAT is how to do things.

Try a scrunchie (cheapest of the cheap frozen pizza, battered and fried), you can feel the grease moving around your circulatory system.

And, I know that I'm opening up a huge can of worms, it has to have east coast chippy sauce on it, none of your manky Glesca vinegar