INGREDIENTS NEEDED FOR
DISH:
1/3
Pound Ground Sirloin 1
Cup White Vinegar
Hamburger
Bun 2
Red Potatoes
¼
Cup Ketchup 1
Tbs Dill Pickle Relish
2
Slices Sharp Cheddar Cheese 3
Cups Peanut Oil
2
Tbs Siracha ½
Cup Vegetable Oil
4
Dashes Worcestershire sauce ¼
Cup Olive Oil
2
Tbs Mustard 1
Tsp White Sugar
1
Small Red Onion (Cut into very small diced pieces) 1 Tbs Crushed Garlic
¼
Cup Lettuce (shredded) 2
Eggs
1
Thin slice of Tomato
EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR
DISH:
Cast Iron
Skillet, bowl for soaking, frying pan, pot for frying chips, paper towels for
drying chips, slotted spoon, whisk, 3 mixing bowls, 2 ramekins, and spoon for
mixing.
THOROUGH RECIPE /
BREAKDOWN OF HOW YOU WILL PREPARE AND COOK DISH:
Add vinegar and ½ cup
water to mixing bowl. Slice potatoes into
thin “chip like” slices and add to bowl to soak. Add peanut oil to pot and place over heat
until 375 degrees. In mixing bowl add
ground sirloin, mustard, garlic salt, and diced onion and mix thoroughly. Form meat into hamburger patty pressing thumb
in the middle to create a divot. Heat
cast iron skillet until just smoking then add burger patty. Once oil is heated, drain potatoes and add to
hot oil stirring occasionally. In a
mixing bowl add 1 egg yolk, 1 Tbs crushed garlic, fresh lemon juice and whisk
to emulsify. Once emulsified, slowly add
¼ cup olive oil. Once all olive oil is
added slowly whisk in vegetable oil to create aioli. In a small bowl add ketchup and Siracha and
stir. In a separate bowl mix ½ Cup of
Aioli, ¼ Cup of Siracha Ketchup, 1 Tsp Sugar, and 2 Tbs Pickle Relish. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Flip burger patty once ready and add two
slices of cheddar cheese. In separate
pan lightly toast hamburger bun. Once
toasted add spread to both buns. Place
slice of tomato on bottom bun and cover with shredded lettuce. Once burger is cooked place on top of lettuce
and place top bun on top. Once chips are
cooked remove them from oil with slotted spoon and place on paper towel to
drain and salt. In one ramekin add the
remainder of the spread and in the other ramekin add the rest of the Siracha
ketchup.
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