I heard about this recipe while I was working with Frito Lay
delivering potato chips for one of my school work-terms. I throught it was a
great simple idea that adds a great flavour to any burger. You can use any kind
of Dorito chip flavour for this recipe, I recommend Nacho Cheese (for a subtle
flavour), or Jalapeno Cheddar (for a nice kick).
You will need:
1 lb of ground beef
1 cup of Doritos ground to crumbs
1 egg
Optional:
1 tsp Worcestershire sauce (extra spice)
Grated cheese (for middle of burgers)
First in a large bowl combine ground beef, Doritos crumbs,
and beaten egg. Using your hands or a mixer mix all ingredients together so egg
covers all beef and crumbs are disbursed throughout the mixture. Also, make
sure that your ground beef is sticking together when packed, otherwise your
burgers may fall apart, to counter this add more crumbs.
At this point you would add your Worcestershire sauce and
continue to mix.
Next, you will be making the actual burgers. These can vary
in size based on your preference. I typically make mine about one inch thick,
as I like to add cheese to the middle (instructions below).
To add cheese to the middle, I use a round dish (about 4
inches diameter) lined with waxed paper, and pack in about a half inch of beef
into the bottom. I then add cheese to the middle of the burger, then continue
to add an additional half inch of beef to the top of the burger (kind of making
it look like a cheese sandwich. Be sure to concentrate the cheese to the middle
of the burger so that you have beef on either side to connect the two halves.
Remove burger and repeat, you will find the waxed paper makes it easy to remove
the burger from the container.
You then have your burgers ready to cook. Typically I cook
on the barbeque and allow 10 minutes on medium-high heat per side.
Enjoy!
(Raw burgers before cooking)
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