Anonymous
05/19/2024 18:08
Subject: Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Anonymous wrote:Dude. This thread is from a year ago. I hope she got her sauce thickened by now!
She’s still waiting.
Anonymous
05/11/2024 23:31
Subject: Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Dude. This thread is from a year ago. I hope she got her sauce thickened by now!
Anonymous
05/11/2024 23:24
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Instead of milk use water and cream cheese. It’s so good and thickens up really fast.
Anonymous
06/25/2023 21:15
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hamburger helper helps your hamburger make a great meal.
Say cheese!
Just think of the marketing meeting where they decided a severed body part would be the most appealing spokescreature for a ground-meat food product.
Anonymous
06/25/2023 21:00
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Anonymous wrote:For goodness' sake, no almond milk.
I agree with other tips -- drain the hamburger, cut back on the water, make a slurry, and/or let it cook uncovered a little longer.
+1! I like almond milk for my coffee and for oatmeal but wouldn't use it for Hamburger Helper or anything like that. Maybe a Stonewall Kitchen cake mix. It's likely too thin for HH.
Anonymous
06/25/2023 07:38
Subject: Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Anonymous wrote:OT, but Bon Appetit's "All American Cheeseburger Pasta" is super yummy, and not especially difficult or time consuming.
As to the boxed stuff, try adding less water or a little corn starch slurry to thicken it.
That stuff sounds good!
Anonymous
06/25/2023 07:37
Subject: Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Wow ! They have a lot! What is the best tasting one?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please describe to me. What is in Hamburger Helper? Is it a spice pack?
Here’s the manufacturer’s web page. They also make helper for chicken and tuna.
https://www.hamburgerhelper.com/products/
Anonymous
06/25/2023 07:26
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Thanks for suggestions
Anonymous
06/16/2023 16:10
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Anonymous wrote:You're not cooking long enough. Al dente is not going to work here. After you think you're done make sure you're simmering on low for another 6 minutes and then let for 2-3 minutes, stir and then serve.
Do not use more liquid then the recipe calls for. Using milk might make it "creamier" which is fine but don't use too much liquid - use a measuring cup.
*let sit for 2-3 minutes before serving
Anonymous
06/16/2023 16:09
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
You're not cooking long enough. Al dente is not going to work here. After you think you're done make sure you're simmering on low for another 6 minutes and then let for 2-3 minutes, stir and then serve.
Do not use more liquid then the recipe calls for. Using milk might make it "creamier" which is fine but don't use too much liquid - use a measuring cup.
Do not use more liquid then the recipe calls for. Using milk might make it "creamier" which is fine but don't use too much liquid - use a measuring cup.
Anonymous
06/16/2023 16:05
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Sounds like you are adding too much liquid or not cooking high or long enough.
Anonymous
06/16/2023 13:36
Subject: Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
I didn’t even know people still ate this stuff, lol.
Anonymous
06/16/2023 13:16
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Anonymous wrote:Hamburger helper helps your hamburger make a great meal.
Say cheese!
Anonymous
06/16/2023 13:13
Subject: Re:Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
For goodness' sake, no almond milk.
I agree with other tips -- drain the hamburger, cut back on the water, make a slurry, and/or let it cook uncovered a little longer.
I agree with other tips -- drain the hamburger, cut back on the water, make a slurry, and/or let it cook uncovered a little longer.
Anonymous
06/15/2023 17:52
Subject: Why is my Hamburger Helper so runny?
Are you draining the hamburger after browning? 😬