28.09.2020: I love, LOOOOOVE burgers. My favourite kind are the ones
with moist, juicy patties topped with a sweet sauce or garlicky mayonnaise,
caramelised onions, sauteed mushroom/crispy bacon and a side of fries or
coleslaw. While I do have a few favourite burger joints in town and one at
Mysore, not all of them serve burgers with my favourite accompaniments. This
period of being cooped up at home has had me experiment with different burger
toppings. I will probably write a separate post on Burger Topping ideas
with ingredients easily available at home.
For the health conscious, buns toasted in butter, two
patties with a slice of cheese, bacon dripping in fat, onions fried in oil may
not be the ideal meal. I thoroughly enjoyed my burger albeit halfway through I received
a message from a client saying he wanted to discuss something urgent and my
thoughts shifted from Bacon to Apartment Association Act and post meal, D
dropped a bomb on limitation period for filing a complaint.
I think caramelised onions make all Burgers taste
better. The other day I had teensy tea buns. I toasted them and stuffed them
with salami and caramelised onions and they tasted heavenly. I also like buns
with homemade butter and jam ( or as Hershey would call it, compote). Skip used
to enjoy having them with honey after reading one of Enid Blyton’s books that
had a bear eating buns and honey.
What toppings do you like on your Burgers? Do let me
know.
DOUBLE WHAMMY CHICKEN BURGER (serves 2)
Ingredients:
For the Patty:
Chicken breast – 1
Medium sized potatoes – 2 (boiled)
Ginger – garlic paste – 1 tbsp
Red chilli powder – 1 tsp
Chat Masala – 1 tsp
Salt – to taste
Bread crumbs
Rice Flour mixed in water
For the burger:
Buns - 2
Garlic butter - 2 tbsps
Cheese slice - 2
Bacon strips - 4
Onion (medium sized) – 1 + 1/4 tsp salt plus 1/4 tsp sugar
Method:
1. Add the chicken breast and other spices into a blender and grind to a fine paste.
2. Mash potatoes separately ,add the
ground chicken to it and mix well with a fork. Shape these into patties.
3. Mix a little rice flour in water to form a smooth paste. Dip the patties in this mixture, roll it in bread crumbs.
4.. Deep fry the patties until cooked.
5. Place a cheese slice on one patty
while its still hot. Keep aside.
6. Slice onions length wise and fry them
with ¼ tsp salt and ¼ tsp sugar. Fry until they brown. Set aside.
7. Fry bacon and set aside.
8. Slice the bun, slather it with garlic
butter. Toast it. Place the patty with the cheese slice on it and then place another
patty on it.
8. Top it with caramelised onions and bacon.
9. Done.
Recipe Notes:
· I
made cutlets the next day with the leftover potato chicken dough.
This is pleasure meets business dish....looks great. I love my toppings with sauce and mayonnaise
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