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Showing posts with label Recipes: Burgers. Show all posts

16 September 2010

Bobby Flay's Cheyenne Burger - Round 2!!

A lot of the ingredients were in the pantry and the burger itself is a full meal! If you need a little "more" try thin sliced red potatoes in the oven with rosemary, garlic, some s&p, and a little butter!

Use Bobby Flay's Cheyenne Burger Recipe @ Food Network

I followed his recipe FOR THE SECOND TIME TONIGHT!! I even made the BBQ sauce recipe. When I told the fam I was making this again I got "OOoooh! YES!!"

My changes:

I used lettuce and tomato, and he didn't.
I used a white cheddar.
I used light brown sugar, which may be why my BBQ sauce is lighter than his. I actually keep most of these ingredients in my pantry, so I had everything in his sauce recipe other than the dark brown sugar and molasses so I used another 1/2T each of honey and light and called it good.. it was AWESOME! BUT VERY SPICY!
I used regular milk for the onion ring batter, not buttermilk. Didn't have any. (OH THE SHAME!) Just put a 1 tablespoon vinegar and whisk well if you like that tangy taste.
Those of you who don't know Bobby Flay's cooking, he likes it hot! This was great!Photobucket

05 June 2009

Bacon Cheeseburger Roll-up


Trying to catch-up on what I've missed so I'll make it simple.

This one was suprisingly easy and SOOOOO tasty.
It's already been requested for another menu.


Today's Menu
Bacon Cheeseburger Roll-up
add a loaded baked potato for extra YUM!



The Recipe
  • 1 lb. lean ground beef
  • 4 slices bacon, chopped
  • 1 small onion, chopped
  • 1/2 lb. (8 oz.) american cheese
  • 1 pkg. (13.8 oz.) refrigerated pizza crust
(about $7 total with spare bacon and cheese)

Directions:
  1. Heat oven to 400°F.
  2. Brown ground beef with bacon and onions in large skillet on medium-high heat and drain.
  3. Return meat mixture to skillet.
  4. Add cheese; cook until melted, stirring frequently.
  5. Cool 10 min.
  6. Unroll dough onto baking sheet sprayed with cooking spray.
  7. Press into 15x8-inch rectangle
  8. Top with meat mixture
  9. Roll up, starting at one of the long sides.
  10. Rearrange if necessary so roll is seam-side down.
  11. Bake 20 to 25 min. or until golden brown.



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16 May 2009

Bobby Flay's Cheyenne Burger

I am soooo full and it was soooo messy but it was sooooo good! LOL!


Bobby Flay's Cheyenne Burgers
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1 lb 85% lean turkey burger ($1.89)
1 Onion -slice THIN (25¢)
Borden Applewood Bacon Cheddar Slices ~ my splurge ($3.89/10 slices used 2 =78¢)
Lettuce (maybe 25¢ worth)
Tomatoe (A BIG ONE $1)
Everything else was was in the pantry!
($4.17 TOTAL MEAL)
and yes the burger itself was a full meal!

Use Bobby Flay's Cheyenne Burger Recipe @ Food Network

I followed his recipe tonight. I even made the BBQ sauce recipe.
NOTE: You may need to by chipotle in adobo for the
BBQ sauce if it isn't something you keep around.


EXCEPT
  • I used lettuce and tomato, and he didn't.
  • I used a bacon cheddar cheese by Kraft(my splurge of the menu)
  • I used light brown sugar, which may be why my BBQ sauce is lighter than his. I was going to use a bottle sauce, but I actually had everything in his sauce recipe other than the dark brown sugar and molasses so I used another 1/2T each of honey and light and called it good.. it was AWESOME! BUT VERY SPICY!
  • I used regular milk for the onion ring batter, not buttermilk. Didn't have any. Just put a 1 tablespoon vinegar and whisk well if you like that tangy taste.
Those of you who don't know Bobby Flay's cooking, he likes it hot! This was great!


13 May 2009

Looked so good I had to share!

My friend's Brandy and Eric Brady in Michigan shared this pic of their simple burger and macaroni dinner and it looked so good I just had to share! Brandy said she couldn't get her mouth around it!



Eric adds Grill Mates® Spicy Montreal Steak Seasoning to HIS taste to a pound of burger. Then he pan-frys the burgers to sear the outside and then puts them in the oven at 350 for about 15mins.

The bun houses the basics, mayo/miracle whip, onion, tomato, ketchup and I CAN'T WAIT TILL MY VACATION TO SEE THEM!! I get to eat one!

The mac & cheese is prepared by the box and they add pepper to jazz it up.

Thanks for sharing, E! See you in 51 days!! You can have that waiting on me!
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