Nothing says classic cookout like a fresh off the grill cheeseburger. The classic deep rich flavor of beef coupled with that melted cheddar is unlike any other flavor combo. Yet this classic combo can be updated with just a few easy steps to make your cookout guests keep coming back from more.
Beef
Condiments And Dressing Your Burger
Begin by heating your oven to 350F. Or use a grill to toast your buns. In a large mixing bowl, combine your ingredients for your beef and stir thoroughly to combine. Roll your ground beef into a ball and press into patties. Add oil to a non-stick pan over medium high heat, or add to your preheated grill at the same temperature. Let the burgers cook for 5 minutes on each side, or until cooking preference. Remove from heat and plate your burgers with your condiments and toppings on your bun. Serve and enjoy.
This tropical delight is perfect to bring that sweetness back to any cookout.Are you looking for something a little more sweet and savory for your next burger? The sweet pineapple rings coupled with the provolone cheese and teriyaki beef, packs a perfect tropical punch to your next cookout. When you want to wow your guests and liven up your traditional burgers, go Hawaiian style.
Begin by making your sauce by combining your mayo, teriyaki sauce, cayenne pepper and honey in a small mixing bowl. Next, grill your pineapple rings over medium high heat on your grill or in a saucepan until soft and hot. While those are grilling, season your ground beef and press into patties. Cook over medium high heat for 4 to 5 minutes on the first side and 4 minutes on the other, add your cheese over the top and wait until it melted. Remove from heat and slide onto your buns. Drizzle your sauce over the top before adding the rest of your toppings. Serve and enjoy.
This recipe is perfect for those who are looking for a little more heat out of their burger. The slow smokey burn of habanero balanced with the sweet fat of the bacon, and cheese sauce makes for a burger that packs some seriously sweet heat.
Cheese Spread
Burgers
Begin by making your cheese sauce, taking all the ingredients and thoroughly combining into a small mixing bowl. Set to the side. Cook the bacon a third of the way done and remove from the pan or grill and pat with a paper towel. Cut them into small pieces and set to the side. Place your ground beef into a small mixing bowl and add your bacon, peppers and cheese. Mix and form into patties. Season and cook for 3 to 4 minutes on each side for medium rare. Gently brush your buns in canola oil and lightly toast over medium heat. Remove from heat and assemble your burgers. Serve and enjoy.
Have that taste of a classic of cookout with this burger recipe.When you’re looking for that hickory smoked classic taste, this burger certainly won’t disappoint. This burger is jammed backed with bbq sauce, bacon and beautifully grilled white onions. Have a little taste of heaven with this western bbq burger for your next cookout.
Begin by combining your bbq sauce and seasonings to a large mixing bowl. Combine and form into patties and let chill until ready to cook. Heat up your grill on medium high and lightly coat your onion rings in oil. Salt and pepper them before adding them to the grill. Note you can use wooden skewers soaked in water to help keep them together. Grill your onions for 3 minutes on each side. Move them on low and baste in bbq sauce. Remove from heat and set to the side once lightly charred. Season your burgers with additional salt and pepper before placing on the grill on medium heat. Cook for 3 to 5 minutes on each side. Remove from heat and assemble your burger. Serve and enjoy.
This bacon delight is perfect for a classic cookout.This list could not be complete without this classic. The hickory smoked bacon paired with the beef is a classic combo that is timeless for any cookout. This recipe is fast, fresh and made easy with just a few simple steps.
Beef
Cheeseburger Assembly
Mix your seasonings for your ground beef and press into patties. Cook for 3 to 5 minutes over medium heat one each side for medium rare. Cook your bacon separately over medium high heat and drain the grease off and pat dry with a paper towel. Let cheese melt over the top. Assemble your burger. Serve and enjoy.
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