Pork burgers are a delightful change from the usual beef burgers. The most common issue people face while cooking them is ensuring that the pork is thoroughly cooked without drying it out. The pork needs to be cooked to an internal temperature of 160F to ensure it is safe to eat, but too much heat can make it dry. A good way to avoid this is to mix the ground pork with ingredients that add moisture, like sautéed onions or grated apple, and to avoid overcooking. Make sure not to press down on the burgers while cooking as it squeezes out juices. Also, let burgers rest after cooking for a few minutes to allow the juices to redistribute. Experiment with different flavors - pork pairs well with sweet and tangy flavors like barbeque sauce, apple, pineapple, or even cheese like blue or feta.
How do I know when my pork burger is cooked?
Can I cook pork burgers in the oven?
Why are my pork burgers dry?
What seasonings go well with pork burgers?
What kind of bun is best for a pork burger?
What type of cheese goes well with pork burgers?
How do I make sure my pork burgers don't fall apart while cooking?
What kind of toppings should I use for pork burgers?
Can I cook pork burgers on a grill?
Is ground pork as lean as ground beef?