contest BEGIN! Burger Showdown Throwdown

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JayT's -Just Don't- Extreme Burger
 
My entry for the EXTREME category vs. D3monic.
 
Burger:  2.7lbs of ground beef, onion soup mix, worchestershire sauce, finely chopped scorpion pepper, chopped serrano pepper and for extra good juju, 10 drops of Pure Evil then formed and seasoned with Texas Creek Jalapeno Seasoning Salt.  (Maybe I should have named it the Texas Creek burger!)
 
Bun: round Italian loaf split and doused with olive oil and grilled
 
Toppings: from the bottom up, chipotle mayo, lettuce, tomato, red onion, sliced habanero, sliced jalapeno, spicy pickles, the burger topped with sharp cheddar, swiss, and provolone, more chipotle mayo and Texas Creek Chipotle BBQ sauce.
 
The burger was grilled over lump charcoal and apple wood at 400F in the BGE.
 
This thing has so many hot elements to it that it just kills you in every way.  You think you are safe with the salad on the bottom but them there is a layer of chiles in there to get you.  Mayo to cool?  Nope that stuff is hot too.  The meat itself has a wonderful smokey flavor but with heat from the chiles and Pure Evil inside and the jalapeno rub outside it is a ripper.  The cheese is on spicy but it is surrounded on both sides by spice so you really can't tell.  Amazing smokey flavor and weighing in over 5lbs. its enough for two men and a boy!  This burger is EXTREME in every way!
 
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NON-BEEF / STUDENT OF SPICE

Manchego stuffed pork burger

Ingredients: 2tbsp oil, 1/4 c spanish olives, 4 garlic cloves, 1 tbsp dried oregeno, 1 tbsp chili powder, 2 tsp smoked paprika, 1 tsp coriander, 1 tsp cumin, 1/2 tsp allspice, 1 pound ground pork, manchego cheese, portugese rolls, toppings.

Mix all seasonings together with oil in food processor and then blend into pork. Shape pork into patties filling with manchego cheese and then cook the patties about 5 min each side or until no longer pink.

PORTUGESE ROLLS with Chipotle Powder

Mix one packet of yeast in 1/2 cup of warm water and 2 tsp sugar and allow to sit 5 min. Combine 1 cup of flour and allow to sit one hour. Then add 4 cups of flour, two cups of water, 1tbsp of crisco, 3 tbsp butter, a pinch of salt and blend. Allow this to sit an hour. Make into rolls and sprinkle with chipotle powder and bake at 475 for 15 min, pull out and apply butter to the roll tops and back in the oven for 2 minutes and then broul for one min watching the buns as to not burn them.

SPICY MAYO

2 Tbsp of mayo blended with an eighth of a teaspoon of peach bhut jolokia powder.
 

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geeme said:
GM, I am really curious about that cheese you've made.  
 
Imagine a Velveeta texture that truly tasted like cheddar with smoked serrano powder in it, and that's it ...
 
I'm going to try to pop it in the freezer and see if I can't get a horizontal plane slice or two from it with a cheese wire, but I'm resigned to the reality that I might have to accept coronal sections ...
 
It's a challenging appearance, I'll be the 1st to admit, but it tastes exactly like what it's made out of ...
 
Some months ago there was a TD that I was planning to make pasta for, so I had the cuttlefish ink here for it ...
 
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