Start with two pounds of ground sirloin. Don't be chintzy here. You'll end up with a big greaseball. But don't get the ultra low fat stuff either; it will turn out drier than a popcorn fart.
Fry up whole four slices of bacon nice and crispy.
When the bacon is up add about a half cup of red onion and the same of mushrooms
Saute quickly in the bacon renderings (that always sounds so much better than fat)
Remove with a slotted spoon and combine with the crumbled bacon
Let cool. Now take one pound of burger and make into four relatively thin patties
Place an equal amount of the cooled bacon onion mushroom mixture on each patty
Form four more patties from the second pound of burger and place on top the other patties
Pat down and compress the edges
A pinch of sea salt
A few twists of pepper
But wait! You've got that whole grill fired up for just four burgers? No way! It's time to make some dog burgers! Snake charmers have to keep up their energy!
For a little over four bucks I can give my dog a cheeseburger every night for almost a week. I don't know what Publix makes this stuff out of but it isn't fatty and does not shrink much.
Grill time! Dog burgers cook for about six minutes per side (depending on your grill heat), stuffed burgers cook a few minutes longer
Dog burgers get topped with cheaper store cheese
Tonight we're using Provolone but Swiss is good too
Eat 'em with a bun or without, they're great either way.
He looks like he's ready for his.
Chili recipe, now.
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ReplyDeleteKate: Ha! Especially in our house :)
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