Your food processorâs S-blade creates custom-textured ground meat with superior flavor and freshness. Perfect for burgers, meatballs, or tacos â you control the fat content and quality!
đ Ingredients & Tools
What you'll need:
- 1 lb (450g) meat chunks (beef, pork, chicken, or turkey)
- 1 tbsp oil (for moisture)
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Optional seasonings:
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- œ tsp black pepper
- 1 tsp smoked paprika
Required tools:
- Food processor (S-blade)
- Freezer (for partial freezing)
- Baking sheet (for freezing portions)
âïžÂ Step-by-Step Grinding Guide
1ïžâŁÂ Prep Meat
- Cut meat into 1-inch cubes
- Spread on baking sheet â freeze 15-20 minutes until firm but not solid
- Pat dry with paper towels
2ïžâŁÂ Grind in Batches
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Working in 3-4 batches, pulse meat:
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Chunky grind: 8-10 pulses (for burgers)
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Medium grind: 12-15 pulses (for meatballs)
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Fine grind: 18-20 pulses (for tacos)
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After each batch, transfer to bowl â keep cold
3ïžâŁÂ Season & Use
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Gently mix in seasonings if desired
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Use immediately or freeze
đ Grinding Guide Table
Meat Type | Pulse Count | Best For |
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Beef | 10-12 | Burgers |
Pork | 12-15 | Meatballs |
Chicken | 8-10 | Stir-fries |
Turkey | 10-12 | Tacos |
đĄÂ Pro Tips
âïžÂ Keep it cold: Meat should be 30°F (-1°C) for perfect grind
đȘÂ Fat content: Keep 15-20% fat for juiciness
đ„ No overprocessing: Pulse â donât run continuously!
đ§Â Easy cleanup: Process bread slice after meat to absorb grease
đ Why Homemade Wins
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 No additives â Unlike store-bought
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 Custom texture â From coarse to fine
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 Cost effective â Save 30% vs pre-ground
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 Food safety â You control the process
Recipe ideas using your grind:
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Italian-style: Beef + parsley + garlic â meatballs
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Asian-style: Pork + ginger + scallions â dumplings
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American-style: Beef + Worcestershire â burgers
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