The Best Braille Season: A Delicious and Easy Dinner Recipe

Braille season is truly the best season to enjoy the great outdoors with family and friends. There's something special about walking outside and sharing a meal with the people around you, without any distractions or stressors. And, as the host of the dinner party, it's always a thrill to see your neighbors knocking on your door, asking if they can join in on the fun.

However, not all meals are created equal. That's why we're excited to share our recipe for delicious Beef and Lamb Patties in Pita Bread, which is sure to impress even the pickiest eaters. The secret to this dish lies in its clever design: before grilling, the patties are stuffed into pita bread, allowing all the juices and flavors to be absorbed by the bread, resulting in a truly unforgettable taste experience.

Our recipe starts with two pounds of mixed beef and lamb, which can be easily adjusted to suit your personal preferences. If you're not a fan of lamb, simply substitute it with more beef! Next, we add some minced onion, cilantro, parsley, and four garlic cloves (we use pre-mixed garlic cubes for convenience). The key is to mix everything gently, so the meat mixture doesn't become tough or dense.

We season this mixture with salt, pepper, and a pinch of cumin, which adds a nice depth to the flavor. Now, it's time to distribute the ingredients evenly, making sure each bite is packed with flavor. And don't worry if you're short on time – we've all been there! In busy nights, we often rely on pre-made seasoned beef and lamb patties from our local supermarket. But today, we're going to elevate this recipe to a whole new level.

To assemble the pita breads, simply open them up and fill each one with about half of the meat mixture, leaving some space for the juices to flow in during grilling. Press down gently on the filling, making sure it's evenly distributed throughout the bread. And voilà! Our Beef and Lamb Patties in Pita Bread are ready to be devoured.

Now, all that's left is to throw these beauties onto the grill, where they'll cook for about five minutes per side, or until they reach an internal temperature of 160°F (71°C). The result? A juicy, flavorful patty, perfectly balanced by the crispy texture of the pita bread. And as a bonus, this dish is sure to generate some...ahem...interesting conversations around the dinner table!

So, there you have it – our simple yet impressive Beef and Lamb Patties in Pita Bread recipe. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or just need a quick and delicious meal idea, this dish is sure to please even the most discerning palates. And remember, the key to success lies in its clever design: by stuffing the patties into pita bread before grilling, we allow all the juices and flavors to be absorbed by the bread, resulting in an unforgettable taste experience that will leave your guests talking long after the meal is over.

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enBraille season is the best season you can just walk outside and smoke the whole neighborhood is having for dinner but this dish will have all your neighbors knocking on your door asking if they can join you today we're making our rious which are seasoned beef and lamb patties but before they're grill they're actually stuffed into pitas so all those drippings don't get lost in the grill they're actually soaked up by the pizza and you got every bite of that flavor we've got two pounds of a mix of beef and lamb in this bowl if you don't like lamb you can just use beef we're gonna add a little minced onion some cilantro and parsley and some garlic I've got four garlic cloves and here these are actually the garlic cubes we're just gonna season this up with some salt and pepper and a little cumin already it really does you just want to gently mix this the more you mix the meat mixture it'll be a little tough and you don't want that you want it nice and juicy let's just be a little gentle with it and distribute everything evenly my kids actually love this for dinner and they barely like anything that I made so a lot of times if I'm having a very busy night I actually get some seasoned beef and lamb patties from my local supermarket and they use that to just stuff the pitas but this this kind of takes the flavor up a few notches so what you want to do is open the pizza like that and just stuff the meat right inside not too much and you can squeeze it from the outside so that you get it into all of the nooks and crannies down in there and then press until you can see the meat right there and there is your filled piraeus and we're gonna put these on the grill open side down now that these are filled we're gonna head off to the grill pan and if you got some leftover meat I'ma be tough grill pan is nice and hot it's smoking and we're just put them cut side down right on there you don't need to grease it because the meat has enough grease within it these need about five minutes per side on the grill including the cut side so that's three sides 15 minutes on the grill or you can check the internal temperature when it hits 160 you know they're done and the only thing they need are copious amounts of cleanup for more summer dinner ideas go to close your down we're not home unless I'm too old and I can't hear this what are we doing easy does itBraille season is the best season you can just walk outside and smoke the whole neighborhood is having for dinner but this dish will have all your neighbors knocking on your door asking if they can join you today we're making our rious which are seasoned beef and lamb patties but before they're grill they're actually stuffed into pitas so all those drippings don't get lost in the grill they're actually soaked up by the pizza and you got every bite of that flavor we've got two pounds of a mix of beef and lamb in this bowl if you don't like lamb you can just use beef we're gonna add a little minced onion some cilantro and parsley and some garlic I've got four garlic cloves and here these are actually the garlic cubes we're just gonna season this up with some salt and pepper and a little cumin already it really does you just want to gently mix this the more you mix the meat mixture it'll be a little tough and you don't want that you want it nice and juicy let's just be a little gentle with it and distribute everything evenly my kids actually love this for dinner and they barely like anything that I made so a lot of times if I'm having a very busy night I actually get some seasoned beef and lamb patties from my local supermarket and they use that to just stuff the pitas but this this kind of takes the flavor up a few notches so what you want to do is open the pizza like that and just stuff the meat right inside not too much and you can squeeze it from the outside so that you get it into all of the nooks and crannies down in there and then press until you can see the meat right there and there is your filled piraeus and we're gonna put these on the grill open side down now that these are filled we're gonna head off to the grill pan and if you got some leftover meat I'ma be tough grill pan is nice and hot it's smoking and we're just put them cut side down right on there you don't need to grease it because the meat has enough grease within it these need about five minutes per side on the grill including the cut side so that's three sides 15 minutes on the grill or you can check the internal temperature when it hits 160 you know they're done and the only thing they need are copious amounts of cleanup for more summer dinner ideas go to close your down we're not home unless I'm too old and I can't hear this what are we doing easy does itBraille season is the best season you can just walk outside and smoke the whole neighborhood is having for dinner but this dish will have all your neighbors knocking on your door asking if they can join you today we're making our rious which are seasoned beef and lamb patties but before they're grill they're actually stuffed into pitas so all those drippings don't get lost in the grill they're actually soaked up by the pizza and you got every bite of that flavor we've got two pounds of a mix of beef and lamb in this bowl if you don't like lamb you can just use beef we're gonna add a little minced onion some cilantro and parsley and some garlic I've got four garlic cloves and here these are actually the garlic cubes we're just gonna season this up with some salt and pepper and a little cumin already it really does you just want to gently mix this the more you mix the meat mixture it'll be a little tough and you don't want that you want it nice and juicy let's just be a little gentle with it and distribute everything evenly my kids actually love this for dinner and they barely like anything that I made so a lot of times if I'm having a very busy night I actually get some seasoned beef and lamb patties from my local supermarket and they use that to just stuff the pitas but this this kind of takes the flavor up a few notches so what you want to do is open the pizza like that and just stuff the meat right inside not too much and you can squeeze it from the outside so that you get it into all of the nooks and crannies down in there and then press until you can see the meat right there and there is your filled piraeus and we're gonna put these on the grill open side down now that these are filled we're gonna head off to the grill pan and if you got some leftover meat I'ma be tough grill pan is nice and hot it's smoking and we're just put them cut side down right on there you don't need to grease it because the meat has enough grease within it these need about five minutes per side on the grill including the cut side so that's three sides 15 minutes on the grill or you can check the internal temperature when it hits 160 you know they're done and the only thing they need are copious amounts of cleanup for more summer dinner ideas go to close your down we're not home unless I'm too old and I can't hear this what are we doing easy does it\n"