Easy Recipe Provençal Burgers
Ashley Tinker · Provencal Recipes · TasteThe French Burger
This is by no means a typical French burger.
In French, burger meat is called “steak haché.” When you buy minced meat at your local butcher you’ll be suitably impressed when a large quality steak is indeed taken and minced! As the quality of the meat is so good, …Continue reading here for Ashley’s recipe for mouthwatering burgers with the flavours of Provence.
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