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Good Hamburger

I haven’t had a hamburger since my surgery on November 16th, 2009. I keep my band pretty tight, so eating one is pretty much a no go for me. Does anyone out there have a way of making a substitute hamburger? I just love a homemade, greasy, burger with lettuce, tomato, onion and mustard.

Now I know that’s not what I’m going to eat, I’m just looking to see if anyone has come up with an easy to digest way to fool my brain! LOL :scared2:

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I am eager to see responses to your question. I can eat browned ground beef if it is made with taco seasoning, chili or sloppy joe but I cannot eat a burger if it is cooked in patty form.

I am wondering if you could brown it like you would for chili or tacos and then add some diced tomato, lettuce and onion and your mustard. Just a thought. It might go down and digest better for you.

Ah, a question I can reply to. I also have a problem with hamburger, even if it is broken up. However, two things that go down far are 1. Venison burger and 2. Morningstar burger (yes, I know it is not meat, but tastes really good and easy to chew and digest). Hope this is helpful:blush:

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