Today, I’ll show you the classic thick juicy steak burger plus two variations: a Buffalo Burger with celery relish and a French Onion Burger. Get 50% off your first Cometeer purchase (plus free shipping) when you use my code BRIAN40 at https://cometeer.com/brianaugust
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STEAKBURGER PATTY RECIPE (makes 4 burgers)
▪2lbs/1kg 80/20 ground beef
▪Neutral, high smokepoint oil (light olive, avocado, canola, etc)
Measure beef into 225-250g/8oz patties. Slap the meat back and forth in your hands to help develop the protein while forming a patty that’s about 6”/15cm in diameter. Indent the middle of the patty. The patty should be slightly larger than your bun since the beef will shrink when cooked. Season liberally with salt and pepper
Preheat a nonstick on medium-high. Add a drizzle of oil & place patty in pan, indented side down. Press down on patty with spatula to ensure maximum surface contact. After 2-3min or when burger is cooked about halfway up the sides, flip to the second side. See remainder of instructions below based on the burger you’re making:
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FOR THE CLASSIC
After flipping patty to side 2, place slice of cheese on top. After about a minute, the cheese should be melty and burger should be done. Internal temp should read 145-150F (65C).
ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS
▪Melty cheese (i’m using american cheese product)
▪Sliced dill pickles
▪Butter leaf lettuce
▪Thinly sliced red onion
▪Thinly sliced, in season tomato
▪Burger sauce (For quick burgers i just eyeball it, but you’re looking for approximately: 2 large spoons mayo, 1 large spoon yellow mustard, 2 large spoons ketchup, 2 small spoons sriracha).
TO BUILD
Allow patty to rest 5min. Place sliced pickles & lettuce down on the bottom of a toasted bun. Add patty, onion, tomato. Spread burger sauce onto top bun.
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FOR THE BUFFALO BURGER
CELERY RELISH
▪150g or 1.5c celery, small diced
▪150g or 1.5c white onion, small diced
▪100g or 1/2c sugar
▪5g or 1tsp kosher salt
▪10g or ¾Tbsp yellow mustard seed
▪250g or 1c water
▪100g or 1/2c apple cider vinegar
Combine ingredients into a small sauce pan. Bring to a simmer over high heat. Lower heat to medium and reduce for about 20min. Remove from heat and allow to cool completely. Store in fridge until ready to use.
BUFFALO SAUCE
▪300g or 1 1/8c Frank’s hot sauce
▪25g or 1.5Tbsp worcestershire
▪3-4 cloves garlic, minced
▪115g/1 stick unsalted butter, cold
▪Teeny tiny pinch of Xanthan gum (optional, for texture and full emulsification)
Combine ingredients in a small pot. Simmer over med low until reduced by half. Reduce heat to low & whisk in butter until emulsified. Off heat, whisk in a tiny pinch xanthan gum.
ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS
▪Blue cheese, cumbled
▪Butterleaf lettuce
TO FINISH & BUILD BURGER
After flipping patty to side 2, top with blue cheese. Cover pan and allow burger to cook and cheese to melt for about 1min. Allow patty to rest for 5 min.
Place celery down on bottom of a toasted bun.Top with lettuce, the cheesed burger patty, and a spoonful or 2 of buffalo sauce followed by top bun.
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FOR THE FRENCH ONION BURGER
CARAMELIZED ONIONS
▪1000g (or about 3-4 med-lrg) yellow onion, diced
▪Kosher salt
▪Olive oil
▪150g or 2/3c water
▪15g or 1Tbsp red wine vinegar
Add onions to a saute pan with a large pinch of salt and a good squeeze of olive oil, and the water. Simmer for 10 minutes over high heat. When liquid has evaporated and onions are mostly softened, continue cooking over medium heat while stirring every 5 minutes for about 20 minutes. Once brown and caramelized, stir in red wine vinegar and cook just until vinegar has evaporated. Remove from heat and set aside to cool.
ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS
▪Aged gruyere, sliced
▪Provolone, sliced
▪Dijon mustard
▪mayo
TO FINISH AND BUILD
After flipping patty to side 2, top with 1 slice gruyere and 1 slice provolone. Load into oven under hot broiler until cheese is melted and browning (20-25sec). Allow burger to rest 5min.
Spread dijon on bottom of a toasted bun followed by a couple spoons of the room temp caramelized onions, topped with the patty (including all of the fried cheese from the pan, and finally the top bun spread with mayo.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:20 Classic thick and crispy steak burger
4:49 Buffalo burger (making the celery relish)
5:26 drinking very good tasting coffee (Ad)
6:30 Finishing the Buffalo burger
9:06 French onion burger
12:22 Let’s eat this thing
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Yo BRI, love your videos!
Would you consider doing some non-beef alternative burgers? My family isn't a big fan of beef, but we love all the other standard meats from which you can make burgers/patties (pork, chicken, turkey).
Bleu Cheese and Bacon on a burger is my all-time favorite. It’s soooo good that a bar I used to frequent about 20 years ago served one and called it “The Porno” because it was orgasmically good!
The water in the onions is a life saver!!
Those look… too moist. Usually not a problem but those actually look irritating to eat
Bro, could you give us a super quick breakdown of how you're doing your thumbnails? lighting, etc. You have the best thumbnails in the game right now. Thank you!
Xanthan gum is magic.
Dear YouTube chefs. Please stop squeezing all the moisture out of your burgers and meat. We believe you that it's juicy. Watching you squeeze all the juice out of your food is soul destroying. It's also way less appetizing than you think.
My god my mouth is WATERING
These are always my favorite style of burgers, especially with higher quality beef. Fight me, smash burgerians.
I’ve always liked my steaks (ny, rib eye, filet) mid rare, but for burgers and tougher cuts (like flank steak or skirt steak) medium to even mid well is always better. For burgers, they are wayyy less messy. I personally hate a really messy, sloppy, wet and soggy burger. For the tougher cuts, the extra cook time (as well as slicing thinly against the grain) makes the meat a bit easier to chew through
When i do the french style kind of burger
I actualy add beef stock to the onions when they are caramalized and let that cook down. Gives abit of french onion soup vibe to it.
But i skip the dijon i think its abit to intense
Dude I just made thicccum burgers for dinner last night, I wish I knew all these tips. Def will be trying out the Buffalo Burger, you riiiiip dude
I'm not personally a fan of this style of burger, I hate it when the juices pour out of the burger like that an make everything soggy, but I really like the buffalo and french onion variations! I never thought of making caramelized onions and freezing them! At some point I'll give it a shot, and freeze them in an ice cube tray so I can pull out more specific amounts
That blue cheese buffalo with celery chutney seems epic. Your burger bun recipe was awesome, takes a bit of time but beats all store bought buns available to me at least.
Wow! You got the crisp I associate with added bread crumbs…impressive!
Outstanding. I thought number 2 was going to be the best of them all but came number 3 and I was sold. I'm gonna do both, as all the other recipes from your channel gave P E R F E C T results, thank you.
It's Bri's Burger o'clock it's THICC thirty
The first time I've seen you dance NOT in slow mo! Awesome!
I'm currently doing intermittent fasting and these videos get me through the day 🤣 I know it sounds weird but it helps with my hunger cravings