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Mushroom Swiss Burger

One bite and the rest of the world ceases to exist.  You are one with the salty fatty mushroomy cheesy beefy awesomeness of the mushroom swiss burger.

Who needs prozac when you could make this.

Normally, I put tips and tricks at the bottom, but these are so fucking important for your burger I am going to put them at the top with obnoxious use of bolding and uppercase.

 


Ingredients


Directions

  1. In a skillet, over medium low heat, melt butter
  2. Sweat shallots till soft, don’t forget to salt
  3. Add mushrooms and cook till soft
  4. Meanwhile, take out your ground beef, put into a metal bowl, and spread it out
  5. Sprinkle the mix (1/2 tbs – 1tbs per pound depending on how salty you like your burger) on the meat
  6. Fold the meat a few times, be gentle
  7. Portion into 1/4 lb balls (use your scale)
  8.  Place balls in freezer for 10 minutes
  9. Put the buns on your serving vessel, apply mayo
  10. Meanwhile, get your skillet ripping hot
  11. When it’s go time, take the balls, mash them into a patty in your palms
  12. Put them into your skillet, and mash them down with the back of your spatula
  13. let them sit undisturbed for 2 minutes and 30 seconds
  14. Flip, Mash, place one slice of cheese on each patty
  15. Cover pain loosely with foil.
  16. Cook burgers 2 minutes and 30 seconds
  17. Meanwhile, add a splash of worcestershire sauce to the mushrooms.
  18. Taste mushrooms add salt + pepper as required
  19. When cooking is done, evac burgers directly to buns
  20. Top generously with mushrooms
  21. Eat *ASAP*

Props

Everyone thinks they make the best burger.  They are wrong, I do.  Thanks to the hundreds of recipes, television shows, and unsolicited advice from random people i’ve gotten over the years.

 

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