How to Make Smashburgers on a Griddle



Smash Burgers on the brand new Loco Griddle:
I cook hamburgers all sorts of different ways, but a smashburger is probably my favorite burger. The simplicity of this technique allows the beef and the crust you get from the griddle to shine. This can be done on a griddle, flattop or a cast iron skillet. Today we will be using the brand new Loco Griddle in this video.

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34 Comments

  1. I’ve made hundreds of smash burgers many different ways. Great video. The only rule I have, personally, is it has to be seasoned with Holy Cow if at all possible. That’s my go to secret weapon on smash burgers. Love the videos, you’ve taught me so much and I’m yet to try a bad meat church product!

  2. Love the video but the cross contamination awareness is not where it needs to be. Grabbing things with the raw glove hand just to pass it to the non gloved hand. Might as well not have taken the glove off. Then to touch the buns with said hand. At home? Sure, maybe. For a restaurant? No. Looks great but we practice full food safety in my household.

  3. Put meat in griddle, press, time for 3 min, out onion beside, flip, put onion on top, press for 3 min, grill and press bun, add sliced pickles k and m and they say its the best. You can buy a griddle pan for 40 bucks. It takes 6 min. One at a time. No cheese required. Heat halfway. I worked at a & w.

  4. The onions need to go on top of the meat when you smash, otherwise you don't get the smash sear crust.

    A dry griddle works best for creating that perfect smash crust. No oil or butter needed.

  5. technique here is awful. no maillard reaction on beef. Onions giving off too much moisture. Basically have missed the fundamentals of making a smash burger… im sure it tastes ok, but fundamentally wrong… no disrespect. just worth pointing out…

  6. My son and I think your a great cook but do not agree this is a smash burger. MUST be much thinner, and the onions first will just take the heat out of the griddle, not allowing the meat to crust, which you flipped in the exact same spot. Burgers do look great though.

  7. Loose the mayonnaise, fully cook the onions separately (I'm seriously allergic to raw onions; the more they stink raw, the sooner I'm going to the ER with massive breathing issues. Fully cooked though is great) swap in a good yellow mustard with a spicy barbecue sauce instead of ketchup with a thick layer of crunchy dill pickles on top and I am there.

    The only major complaint I have is that these videos always imply that you need restaurant grade equipment. Why not start a series of where you started grilling, with the cheapest equipment you can get??? My personal experience is that real pro's can do magic with burning leaves and aluminum foil for a cooking surface. Show us what you can really do!!! No, I'm not complaining, I'm already a subscriber.

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