Retro BBQ Burgers and Dogs

 

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So guys, BBQ season is in full swing here at CountryWoodSmoke, hopefully you’ve managed to light up at least a couple yourself. Sometimes the good old British BBQ  gets some stick, burnt sausages, burnt chicken raw on the inside, cheap burgers that halve in size when cooked.

There’s nothing at all wrong with a good simple BBQ, burgers and hot dogs, but if you are going to cook these, there’s no reason not to make them great, I used some wonderful wagyu beef and buffalo burgers and huge cajun beef dogs from my friendly local butcher,

I made sure to cook them on a medium hot BBQ with a lid to control the cooking and reduce flare ups so they were cooked to perfection.

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9 responses to this post.

  1. Many thanks! Love the pics. We BBQ smoke every weekend especially during this summer. I add beans. Cheers, Normy http://ElectricSmokerReviewsInfo.com

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  2. As you know i am not a fan of burgers on a BBQ. I never ate a burger or seen one on a BBQ till I arrived in Europe at more of 26yrs of age. SO at that point being used to BBQ at least 3 times a week and never seeing a Burger my entire life on a bbq was a shock for me when i saw it the first time . But you make it look lovely and Knowing you its very good quality meat thats gone in to that Burger . You have me sold and would have loved to taste that burger . It looks very meaty

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  3. Wonderful – can’t wait for my invite, Marcus 😉

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  4. I am experiencing barbecue envy again, both sausages and burgers look great. It’s freezing here, but I’m determined to get the charcoal out soon – even if I have to eat indoors, as usual!

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  5. I’m not a big fan of burgers, but yours rightly put Birds Eye to shame, however, those sausages look amazing 😉

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