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Coffee burgers
Arickx81
Posts: 37
Posted Jul 23, 1:54 AM
I just finished making up some patties for tomarrow.
2 lbs of ground ribeye
1 xl egg (from a chicken)
1/2 yellow onion
4 tbs lea and perrins worchestershire
1 tsp tobasco
dizzy pig red eye
1 xl egg (the green kind )
I put the egg, onion, wosty and tobasco into my pampered chef hand chopper (the large one) minced the onion, and mixed up a nice slury. Then I crumbled the ground ribeye into a largish bowl, seasoned the top with redeye, hand tossed and repeated seasoning and tossing. Then I added the egg/wosty/onion mix and tossed it well before making patties. I made the patties on a cutting board and then seasoned them with more redeye on each side, then into the freezer, no dollop or anything as its not needed with frozen patties.
Tomarrow morning I will set up to cook indirect at ~300 degrees until 140 or so then let the fire grow for a little char at the end. I dont mind a medium well burger, but you can temp to taste. I do like letting them get a little smoke before char though. I plan to use some oak if I still have some, or hickory if I cant.
I guess the basis is to keep it simple with one type of rub and since I love red eye on my steaks, I'm hoping I will love it on the burgers. I dont know if I'll have time for many pics tomarrow morning, but I'll try to get a few.
I just finished making up some patties for tomarrow.
2 lbs of ground ribeye
1 xl egg (from a chicken)
1/2 yellow onion
4 tbs lea and perrins worchestershire
1 tsp tobasco
dizzy pig red eye
1 xl egg (the green kind )
I put the egg, onion, wosty and tobasco into my pampered chef hand chopper (the large one) minced the onion, and mixed up a nice slury. Then I crumbled the ground ribeye into a largish bowl, seasoned the top with redeye, hand tossed and repeated seasoning and tossing. Then I added the egg/wosty/onion mix and tossed it well before making patties. I made the patties on a cutting board and then seasoned them with more redeye on each side, then into the freezer, no dollop or anything as its not needed with frozen patties.
Tomarrow morning I will set up to cook indirect at ~300 degrees until 140 or so then let the fire grow for a little char at the end. I dont mind a medium well burger, but you can temp to taste. I do like letting them get a little smoke before char though. I plan to use some oak if I still have some, or hickory if I cant.
I guess the basis is to keep it simple with one type of rub and since I love red eye on my steaks, I'm hoping I will love it on the burgers. I dont know if I'll have time for many pics tomarrow morning, but I'll try to get a few.
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Ohh good eats. I have I random ribeye steak in the freezer. I think I'll attempt that this weekend. Thanks for the post and enjoy that breakfast!!Molly
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Sooo… Am I lost here?
Where is the coffee? Or are you having the burger with coffee for breakfast.
Just wondering....
Does sound like a good mixture though!! -
The coffee comes from the "redeye" which is a hint at a coffee rub.
http://www.fredsmusicandbbq.com/DIZZY_PIG_BARBECUE_COMPANY_RED_EYE_EXPRESS_p/dizredeye.htm
btw, the recipe is a keeper in my book, i've found it hard to go wrong with dp's redeye and beef
and the tobasco left a little burn on your tounge post eat, which was cool. I didnt expect a tsp to show through that much but it did, it could easily be left out also if your not into hot, but it was about perfect imo.
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