What to do with leftover cooked burger patties

Anonymous
Not the healthiest, but our family loves Cheeseburger fries. Make a bag of Trader Joe's frozen fries in the air fryer than cover in queso, a burger patty ripped into bite size pieces, green onions, shredded cheese, and bacon crumbles. Just pop under the broiler for a few minutes to make it gooey.Then you can drizzle with sour cream, ketchup, ranch, what ever each person prefers.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Stick them in the freezer. You can reheat in a skillet with beef broth or toss them in a chili.


+1. I always freeze
Anonymous
We eat them like burgers…weird. I KNOW
Anonymous
My teenage boys just reheat them in the microwave the next day and eat them like burgers. We always grill extra for that reason.
Anonymous
Hear me out ... they are amazing on a salad.

Heat one up just enough to take the chill off and get the juices flowing again. Put on chopped romaine with tomatoes, cucumbers, anything you have on hand. Drizzle with a little olive oil or your favorite dressing. Delicious.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My teenage boys just reheat them in the microwave the next day and eat them like burgers. We always grill extra for that reason.


I 50 years old, and so do I. How is this not the obvious answer?
Anonymous
I make patty melts on the panini machine.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Stick them in the freezer. You can reheat in a skillet with beef broth or toss them in a chili.


I reheat as burgers after freezing.


Same. It's a go to meal my kids can make on their own as long as long as I keep hamburger buns in the house.
Anonymous
shepherd's pie
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My cats would eat some. Then I'd put the rest out for the foxes.


Please don’t feed the foxes. That messes with the natural ecosystem in an unhealthy way.
Anonymous
They are great as a nacho topping.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We eat them like burgers…weird. I KNOW


+1 We put them on a bun with ketchup and mustard
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Stick them in the freezer. You can reheat in a skillet with beef broth or toss them in a chili.


I reheat as burgers after freezing.


Same. It's a go to meal my kids can make on their own as long as long as I keep hamburger buns in the house.


Mine make leftover ones in English muffins or bagels
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