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GRILL GUIDE<br />
Making the ultimate burger may end with the<br />
perfect seasoning, but it starts at the grocery store.<br />
BEEF BUYING TIPS:<br />
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contaminate<br />
other groceries).<br />
stocked all<br />
summer long. Portion hamburger mix into patties using <strong>Epicure</strong>’s<br />
Burger Press. Place family-sized stacks into freezer bags, label<br />
and freeze for up to 4 months.<br />
GUIDE TO MAKING PERFECT BURGERS<br />
1 2 3 4<br />
Insert a divider disc into<br />
<strong>Epicure</strong>’s Burger Press.<br />
Add ground meat seasoned<br />
with <strong>Epicure</strong>’s Seasoning for<br />
<strong>Burgers</strong> and place a second<br />
disc on top. Firmly press<br />
plunger to compress. Repeat.<br />
Remove bottom of cylinder.<br />
Use plunger to push formed<br />
burgers out of Press.<br />
BE BURGER-SAFE:<br />
<br />
Burger Press makes it easy!<br />
recommends cooking<br />
burgers to 160° F (71° C) to kill any harmful bacteria.<br />
Safe<br />
temperatures. Insert Thermometer at least 1” (2.5 cm) through<br />
side of burger (towards the middle) to check that a Food Safe<br />
temperature has been reached.<br />
have one platter<br />
for raw patties and another one for cooked burgers.<br />
Separate burgers and<br />
remove discs. Cook as<br />
desired, or wrap individually<br />
and freeze.<br />
Blog Update<br />
Check out <strong>Epicure</strong>’s<br />
Burger Blog on Everyday<br />
<strong>Epicure</strong> for more tips and<br />
tricks on mastering the<br />
grill this summer!<br />
SUMMER FOOD SAFETY<br />
Backyard barbecues and picnics mean food is in and out of the<br />
fridge – keep it Food Safe with these tips:<br />
<br />
often with ice to maintain temperature.<br />
the<br />
drinks cooler with drinks and non-perishable snacks since the lid<br />
will be opened and closed often and the temperature will not<br />
<br />
maintain proper temperature.<br />
<br />
sized containers rather than bringing the whole jar.<br />
<br />
before handling food.<br />
<br />
remainder cold in cooler.<br />
storage.<br />
With food, follow the rule: when in doubt, throw it out!<br />
<br />
have come into contact with raw meats or marinades.<br />
<br />
cleaning products: Liquid Dish Soap, Dish Cloth, All-Purpose<br />
<br />
natural ingredients.<br />
GRILL GUIDE<br />
WHEN IS IT DONE?<br />
As recommended by Health Canada, these are the magic numbers<br />
that let you know when food is properly cooked. Use <strong>Epicure</strong>’s<br />
Pocket Thermometer for the most accurate readings.<br />
FOOD INTERNAL COOKING TEMPERATURE<br />
Whole birds 85° C (185° F)<br />
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Ground poultry<br />
Poultry parts<br />
Chicken nuggets and other<br />
poultry products<br />
Beef, veal and lamb<br />
(pieces and whole cuts)<br />
Medium-rare<br />
74° C (165° F)<br />
63° C (145° F)<br />
Medium 71° C (160° F)<br />
Well-done 77° C (170° F)<br />
Ground red meat (burgers,<br />
sausages, meatballs,<br />
meatloaf and casseroles)<br />
71° C (160° F)<br />
Pork (pieces and whole cuts) 71° C (160° F)<br />
Seafood 74° C (165° F)