These burgers were fabulous.
We used our normal burger meat, with an aged white cheddar cheese.
But then we topped it with these delicious mushrooms,
But then we topped it with these delicious mushrooms,
a chipotle ketchup and kewpie mayo!
Served on turkish buns, spread with butter, sprinkled
with season all and then toasted on the BBQ.
So ... I got the idea from this Food Network recipe ....
Served on turkish buns, spread with butter, sprinkled
with season all and then toasted on the BBQ.
So ... I got the idea from this Food Network recipe ....
I did my mushrooms like this:
5 punnets of mushrooms. (I used shitake, button, swiss brown, enoki and shimeji)
fresh parsley and thyme, chopped
1 tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons olive oil
Salt
Slice mushrooms. Heat the butter and olive oil in a large pan. Add mushrooms and a pinch of salt. Saute to desired tenderness. Stir in parsley and thyme. They were pretty juicy, but it didn't matter. We just used a slotted spoon to scoop them out of the pan.
And the chipotle ketchup:
I used the leftover homemade ketchup. There was about 1 cup of it. Add to that some chipotle in adobo that I pulled out of the freezer. Maybe 3 tablespoons ... but it was pretty spicy, I'd maybe only do 2 tablespoons next time. Salt. Pepper. Zoop Zoop with the stick blender and that's it.
And the chipotle ketchup:
I used the leftover homemade ketchup. There was about 1 cup of it. Add to that some chipotle in adobo that I pulled out of the freezer. Maybe 3 tablespoons ... but it was pretty spicy, I'd maybe only do 2 tablespoons next time. Salt. Pepper. Zoop Zoop with the stick blender and that's it.
So ... to assemble to burger.
Toasted Turkish bun
Burger Meat with Cheese
Mushrooms
Chipotle Ketchup
Kewpie (Japanese) Mayo
I'm not kidding, this burger was gooooooooooooood!
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