What was that old fast food catch phrase burger  slogan
................................"Hab It Your Way"
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Well that's what I'm doing here.......................
Hab'ben It.......my way
Here's the start to a great tasting burger. Filet Mignon...Tri-Tip cut...Chuck cut...and a Flat Iron...along with some Red Habaneros, West Indies Hab sauce and some Bacon.
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I cut the steaks into chunks, briefly freezing along with the grinding parts prior to prosessing. The steaks were coarse ground twice.
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What starts as a 10oz patty far left, gets some sliced Habaneros, before getting brushed with clarified butter and coated with Red Hab Powder.
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Meanwhile...I took a large sheet pan with a wire rack, and 2 lbs of Bacon. Weaving the Bacon to form a large lattice pattern. The Bacon was coated with Raw Brown Sugar and a dusting of Red Hab Powder. The pan was put into a 225 deg oven with the convection fan running for 30 min. The lattice was flipped over and once again coated and dusted...30 min more. The Bacon when finished will still be pliable. You can cut it into squares, ..actually any shapes........
even wrap a hotdog and micro wave it.... Â ... Â
Aahahaha..don't do that.
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I removed the grates from the grill, set a cast iron pan in and fired up all burners on high. With the lid down, after 20 minutes the pan is screaming white hot.
This would be difficult to do indoors even with a high powered exhaust.......
the house might be chiming with the smoke detectors....all of them......... Â
Blacken the burger for 2 minutes then flip over for about 90 seconds.
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A shot before the hood goes on. ..a slice of ColbyJack cheese and a square of Bacon sits on top of the burger. A bakery bun was used and dotted with the West Indies Hab sauce.
If you don't like your Blackened Hambergers rare, then just don't look at the last photo......
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This was todays lunch...........
with a few cold ones.
"Hab a great day"
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