This recipe is a variation on Alton Brown's "Burger of the Gods." Grinding your beef at home is one of the best ways to make a simple burger better. The heavier the pan you use to cook the burgers, the better sear you'll get.
The patty melt is quintessential diner food. Basically a cheeseburger on toast that is often served with fried onions, it's easy to make at home as well.
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Choose a smoky, full-flavored bacon for this burger, which takes a traditional topping and mixes it right into the meat. The cheese in the burger helps form a crusty exterior, adding another layer of flavor.
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Be gentle when forming these burgers into patties, so they maintain a light texture. Tony Rosenfeld prefers thin patties, as they cook quickly and are easier to eat. If you prefer thicker burgers, just add a minute or two to the cooking times.
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The trick is to chop tuna pieces fine enough so that they stick together, without turning mushy. Use a knife -- not a food processor -- and let tuna firm up in the freezer for 10 minutes beforehand.
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With no measuring spoons in her Baghdad kitchen, war correspondent Jackie Spinner had to approximate the amount of the ingredients. Leftover patties can be frozen.
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If you like bacon and avocado together, try this soft bread bun sandwich, which includes freshly cooked sweet corn, lime juice, red onion and sweet chili sauce.
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Salty, tangy feta mixed with parsley and mint perk up ground lamb in a Greek-inspired burger that may be too special for a bun. Make sure to use a red wine that you like to drink for the best flavor.
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Pork Burgers With Avocado Dressing
Pork Burgers With Avocado Dressing
The richness of the avocado dressing is cut by the salty and slightly spicy pork burgers. Add more chipotle sauce if you want a spicier burger. We don't mention it here but sliced carrots make also make a great garnish.
