"hamburger steak" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of patty made from ground beef, sometimes seasoned with onion, garlic, salt, and pepper. For example, "My mother makes a delicious hamburger steak for dinner every Sunday."
(the military's "meals ready to eat") was hamburger steak -- as close to mom's meatloaf as a soldier can get.
They quit serving steaks in 1994, so whenever anyone would request a steak, I would do a hamburger steak with brown gravy and grilled onions, you know, stuff like that.
Fresh Direct, the grocery delivery company, this week expanded its local meat offerings from just poultry, to include hamburger, steak and short ribs from pasture-raised English breed cattle processed by Hardwick Beef, based in Massachusetts.
WHAT WE LIKE -- Sage Bistro salad, frisée salad, Caesar salad, French onion soup, green salad with grilled shrimp, escargots, mussels Provençal, hamburger, steak frites, stuffed pork chop, lamb shank, lamb chops, all desserts.
Take "hamburger," which began as "Hamburger steak," meaning steak prepared as in Hamburg, Germany.
But most hamburger, steak and brisket lovers are likely unaware of the environmental problems caused by beef production.
She cooked the meals in king-size proportions: cheeseburgers, chicken-fried steaks, hamburger steaks, caramel cakes and family-size bowls of banana pudding.
Sette ($19), Macari's smoky, plump, rustic everyday red, goes with grilled vegetables, hamburgers, steaks, lamb, spare ribs and chicken.
Clips from the first episode of "The French Chef," initially broadcast on Feb. 11, 1963, show the warbling giantess wielding heavy mallets and knives, urging viewers to transcend hamburgers, steaks and chops.
We made the best Hamburgers, Steaks, and Samosas among other things.
Opened in 1994, and serving a plain menu of hamburgers, steaks and cold beer (Guinness in cans on occasion), it was Schroeder's first stepping-stone to a small empire of establishments in Baku.
