Feb 14 2009
Burgers: Storing Tips

So you’ve bought pounds and pounds of ground beef, pork, and chicken to make into burger patties but you don’t know how to store them. A person can use products that say they are no cling but sometimes they are costly. I want to give you a few tips that work for me.
First you will want to purchase kitchen wax paper from the dollar store or any place that you can get it on sale. Plus you want to make a hamburger shaper for the radius and thickness of the burger.
I personally like to use a quarter pound of beef, pork, or chicken for each burger that I am making. A ring cut out of the plastic of a margarine container works really well for me. You will want to make sure that the height of the raw burger is an inch to an inch and half high.
Once you have your first hamburger patty made, lay it on a piece of wax paper, top the hamburger patty with two sheets of wax paper and then place your next burger on top of that. Keep repeating until you have enough patties.
Once the burgers are stacked, I usually place them in a freezer bag. I hope this helps you with your storing needs. I’ve tried all the new freezer products out there for burgers and for me this way is always the best way to store burger patties.

