Tomato & Feta Cheese Stuffed Burgers | Akis Petretzikis
Tomato & Feta Cheese Stuffed Burgers | Akis Petretzikis
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Chef: Akis Petretzikis
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How to make CHEESE STUFFED BURGERS At Home ???????? Home Style Burger
You can make a CHEESE STUFFED BURGERS at home with perfect quality, it is very easy & quick !
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Guy Fieri Tries a Bacon and Blue Cheese Stuffed Burger | Diners, Drive-ins and Dives | Food Network
There's bacon AND blue cheese literally seared DIRECTLY into this burger ????
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The Juicy Lucy Cheese Stuffed Burger
Heck Yeah. Cheese stuffed burger called the Juicy Lucy was absolutely fantastic and is a must make for sure. Plus anytime to have a reason to put a burger on a griddle im down.
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FLAT TOP KING MERCH, RECIPES AND SEASONINGS
Snake River Farms American Wagyu Beef
MY FAVORITE COOKING TOOLS:
Wireless Thermometer
My Infrared Laser Thermometer
Thermpro T19 Instant Read Thermometer
The Avocado Oil that I Buy on Repeat
KitchenAid Artisan Series 5 Quart
Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro
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SEASONINGS I SWAER BY:
MY NEW SEASONINGS
SHAKE THAT, SMASH THAT, & “QUE THAT SEASONINGS
Sure Shot Sid’s Gunpowder Seasoning
Cavender's All Purpose Greek Seasoning
PIT BOSS Bold Burger Rub
PIT BOSS Southwest BBQ Rub
PIT BOSS Lonestar Beef Brisket Rub
Heath Riles Rubs --- Save 10% when using these links
Heath Riles BBQ Garlic Jalapeño Rub Seasoning
Heath Riles BBQ Sweet BBQ Rub Seasoning
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KNIVES I USE:
HENCKELS Four Stars Chef Knife
HENCKELS Four Stars 7in Filet Knife
HENCKELS Four Star Utility Knife
VICTORINOX 6in BONING KNIFE
GRIDDLE MUST HAVES:
Traeger Bent Handle Scraper
Meat Press Stainless Steel
Grill Cart for Accessories (Mine came from Harbor Freight but this one is good also)
Squirt Bottles
Melting Dome and Resting Rack
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Bench Scraper
My Favorite Flat Top Grill Spatulas
(If not available, check the New Star store on Amazon for the black version)
My Instant Read Thermometer
(For reading internal temp of meat)
Earlywood Wood Spatulas
(Good for Pit Boss Ultimate Griddle)
Silicone Fish Turner 600 deg
(Good for Pit Boss Ultimate Griddle)
WEBER LINKS:
Weber Summit Kamado S6 Charcoal Grill (Newer model of mine)
Weber Griddle Insert --
Weber 28in Griddle --
Weber Genesis S-435 —
SMOKER AND GRILL MUST HAVES:
Butcher Peach Paper
Black Disposable Gloves
Weber Burger Press
Charcoal Chimney
OXO Good Grips Silicone Pot Holder
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How To Use a Stuffed Burger Press | Grillaholics
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After purchasing, you may be wondering how to use Grillaholics burger press. That's why we decided to make this handy video tutorial, which breaks down making DELICIOUS stuffed burgers into 6 SIMPLE steps!
For you Grillaholics who might want some more in depth steps...
Before you begin, you will want to gather your ingredients! You will need up to a 1/2 pound of beef (We find that this amount works best to keep everything sealed, but you can use less meat if you prefer a thinner burger.), your stuffings (Use anything from cheese, to bacon, to sauce, to mac and cheese. Get creative!), and of course, your Grillaholics Stuffed Burger Press.
Step 1: Separate your meat into approximately 1/3 and 2/3. Then roll each portion into a ball. The 2/3 ball will function as the bottom of your burger, while the 1/3 ball will be used to top and seal the stuffed burger.
Step 2: Begin by removing the top half of your Grillaholics Stuffed Burger Press. Then, place the 2/3 ball of meat inside of the press. Press down with the top half to flatten the bottom half of the patty into the burger press. Remove the top half of the burger press again. To make the cavity for your stuffings, unscrew the cap on the top half to reveal a second, smaller press, and then press that down onto the already flattened meat. If you run into problems with the meat sticking to your burger press, we find that adding a bit of olive oil, or using wax paper between the meat and the press works perfectly!
Step 3: Stuff the cavity that you just made with whatever you want! Add as much or as little as your want!
Step 4: Replace the cap on the top half of the burger press. Press down the 1/3 meat ball until its circumference is about the same size as the burger press. Place this flattened piece of meat of top of your stuffings. At this point, make sure to spread the top layer out so that it covers the entire edge. Press down again with the top half of the press, hard enough to seal the burger. You may have some meat or stuffings (especially sauces) squeeze out, which is totally fine.
Step 5: Once the burger is sealed, lift the patty out of the press by pressing upwards on the removable tray. You can now season your patty as you normally would, but be sure not to break the seal.
Step 6: Grill your stuffed burger as you normally would. They may take a little longer to cook all of the way through, depending on how think you make the patties.
Enjoy your stuffed burger! Make sure to leave us some comments below with any awesome recipes that you've tried yourself that turned out nicely!
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