HAMBURGER STEAK Meaning and
Definition
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Hamburger steak is a dish typically composed of ground beef mixed with various seasonings and shaped into a patty that is then cooked. This term often refers to a specific style of patty, traditionally served in American cuisine. It is widely recognized as a variation of a hamburger, but with a thicker and sometimes larger-sized patty.
The patty for hamburger steak is usually made by combining ground beef with bread crumbs or flour as a binder, along with ingredients like onion, garlic, salt, pepper, and other seasonings for added flavor. The mixture is then shaped into a round or oval patty, generally larger and thicker than a traditional hamburger. The patty is often pan-fried or grilled until it reaches the desired level of doneness or char on the exterior.
Hamburger steak can be served alongside various accompaniments and sauces, depending on regional variations and personal preferences. Common toppings or sauces often include sautéed onions, mushrooms, brown gravy, pepper sauce, or Worcestershire sauce. It is frequently served with a side of mashed potatoes, vegetables, rice, or a salad.
This flavorful dish is popular in many countries and has become a staple in American diner-style cuisine. The term "hamburger steak" is sometimes used interchangeably with "salisbury steak," although the latter usually refers to a similar dish that incorporates additional ingredients such as chopped onions and sometimes breadcrumbs into the patty mixture.
Common Misspellings for HAMBURGER STEAK
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Etymology of HAMBURGER STEAK
The term "hamburger steak" comes from a combination of words from different languages.
The term "hamburger" can be traced back to Hamburg, Germany, where a specific type of ground beef patty, known as "Hamburg steak", originated. In the late 19th century, German immigrants brought this dish to the United States, where it became popular.
The word "steak" refers to a cut of meat, typically beef, that is sliced perpendicular to the muscle fibers. This term was added to "hamburger" to describe the shape and preparation of the ground beef patty. Although a traditional steak is made from a solid piece of meat, the ground beef patty is often called a "steak" due to its thickness and preparation method.
Similar spelling words for HAMBURGER STEAK
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