https://www.cnn.com/2022/07/25/business/drought-farmers-cows/index.html
With smaller herds and fewer breeding cows, the next two years could spell higher beef prices for consumers. The US Department of Agriculture, or USDA, is projecting a 7% decline in beef production next year.
I haven't figured out how to cook it yet and if you get that wrong the texture is abysmal, but I found the flavor easy to get pretty similar.
The impossible stuff works pretty well for making your own patties. I don't buy the premade patties.
Just use a decent amount of oil in the pan and don't play with it until the outside is strong enough to hold the patty together.
?? just fry it in a pan
I have been substituting it into other dishes but the timing isn't the same and cooking 'til it browns is not right.
I did it on lump charcoal. I wasn't sure how to test if it's done, so I let it go for probably too long. The outside started to get a golden color, and was close to burning, or, at least, what I guess would be burning. To do a true test I also did lean beef, well done. The texture of both was exactly the same. But the beyond burger tasted like a weird meat I've never had before. It wasn't nasty. If I didn't know it was plant-based I would have guessed some exotic meat.
I always pan fry them.