KB Trifecta Burger
CATEGORIES
INGREDIENTS
- Cooking Time: 6-8
- Servings: 20
- 3 lbs grass-fed lean ground beef
- 1 lb ground lamb
- 1 lb ground pork
- 2 tbsp minced parsley, basil or chives
- 2 tsp minced garlic
- 2 tbsp Worchestershire, soy or steak sauce or combination
- 1/2 cup minced sweet onion or shallot
- Tabasco to taste
- 2 tsp cumin, curry or chilli powder
- 1 tsp fleur de sel herbs de provence (always use this for most of my salt - you can just add some Italian seasoning to some kosher salt as well)
- 1 tsp fresh ground pepper
- 1 raw egg
- whole grain buns (your choice really)
- swiss cheese slices (optional and again your choice of cheese)
- fresh vine ripened tomato slices (for garnish)
- romaine lettuce (for garnish)
- seasoned mayo (I use olive oil mayo and then thin it with lemon and/or lime juice and add a special chilli oil that I get from my local Vietnamese Restaurant. You can use whatever hot sauce or combination that works for you. I use this for all my sandwiches etc.)
DIRECTIONS
- Mix all ingredients together gently in bowl with our hands
- Handle the meat as little as possible
- Make small 1/4 lb balls and then gently shape into flat patties
- Separate patties with parchment paper squares
- Freeze in plastic freezer bags for future use if required
- Pre-heat grill to maximum temperature
- Spray one side of the patties with olive oil and sprinkle with a little fleur de sel herbs de provence and fresh ground pepper
- Place on grill with prepared side down
- Prepare the up side the same
- Grill for about 3 minutes per side for medium rare and and extra minute per side for each increasing degree of doneness
- Slice the buns and lightly toast on the grill open side down
- Place cheese slices on the patties for the last 2 minutes or so
- Spread the bun halves with the seasoned mayo
- Place a lettuce leaf on the bottom bun half to soak up any juice and keep the bottom bun half from getting soggy
- Place patty on the lettuce leaf and top with tomato slice and the bun top
- Serve with yam fries or BBQ potato chips (again, your call)


