Photograph by Nick Hook |
Celebrate Burns Night with a burger that's as bold as the Bard himself!
Haggis-spiked beef patties are steamed with a dram of whisky for the ideal tribute for Burns night.
Recipe commissioned by Kamado Joe, shot by Nick Hook
Serves 4
Ingredients
500g beef mince (125g per burger)
100g haggis
2 rashers of smoked streaky bacon per patty
Emmental Cheese
Splash of whisky
Brown Sauce
Watercress
Brioche Burger Buns
Method
Combine the beef mince and haggis in a bowl.
Shape the mince into meat balls.
Fire up your BBQ (or use a hot frying pan) to around 200C. Use a flat surface or heat up a cast iron frying pan.
Place the meat balls on the griddle and then smash them into a burger shape. You can do this with your hand, using a steak press or a spatula.
At the same time, grill the bacon rashers until crispy.
After the patty has cooked around 3 minutes, flip them over.
After 2 minutes, place a slice of cheese onto each patty then pour a splash of whisky next to it, before covering with a burger dome. This will accelerate the melted cheese and infuse the patty with a whisky steamed flavour.
To build the burgers, lightly grill each side of the brioche buns, before adding brown sauce and a handful of watercress. Place a patty on top, followed by the crispy bacon. Finally, place the remaining bun on top of the burger and enjoy.
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