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NEW from the mad max kitchen - shaking the tree bug burgers w/lots of pics

mad max beyond eggdome
mad max beyond eggdome Posts: 8,134
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
couple of weeks ago at work, a co-worker (and fellow foodie) was telling me about michael richard's (you remember the french judge from last fall's bbq challenge) new restaurant in DC. .and she told me how she had his "lobster burger", basically a crab cake, but made with lobster meat. ..and i says "that sounds great, bet i could do it on the egg with great results" ... so thats why i asked the question last week about partially cooking lobsters so i wouldn't overcook the meat when i grilled the 'burgers'. . ..so here goes:[p]first, the 'bugs' ...two 1 1/4 pounders, steamed with water and little apple cider vinager for only 7 minutes to partially cook them[p]IMG_0838.jpg[p]IMG_0846.jpg[p]and here they are all shelled[p]IMG_0848.jpg[p]and the meat all cut up about the size of lump crab (the 2 lobsters yielded about a pound of meat)[p]IMG_0849.jpg[p]the rest of the ingredients:[p]1 heaping tablespoon of mayo
1 tablespoon of dijon mustard
1 egg
1 teaspoon of old bay
1 teaspoon dizzy pig shaking the tree (i went with this for the citrusy tones)
1 splash of worcestershire sauce
2 slice of white bread, crust removed and finely cubed[p]IMG_0851.jpg[p]mix all the ingredients (less the bread)[p]IMG_0852.jpg[p]add this to the lobster along with the bread and gently blend together[p]IMG_0853.jpg[p]form into 4 'burgers' and then refrigerate for at least one hour (longer is better, helps them bind up)[p]IMG_0855.jpg[p]set up large egg direct with fish grid at around 425 dome temp, oil grid with some olive oil, then lay on the burgers (careful, they are hard to hold together. ...[p]IMG_0856.jpg
IMG_0858.jpg[p]go about 5 minutes per side till nicely browned and crusty. ..if they do fall apart a little, its ok, just push them together gently with a spatula. ...serve on kaiser rolls that have been brushed with olive oil and toasted on the egg real quick after you take off the burgers[p]IMG_0860.jpg[p]we served them up with a cold cous cous salad ..made some fresh tarter sauce for my wife, and some fresh cocktail sauce (ketchup/horseradish/lemon juice) for mine. .. [p]IMG_0859.jpg[p]everyone agreed that these were most eggsellent and that i should do them again ....beware though, its not a cheap dinner!! . .. [p]ok, getting ready to throw on the pork butts for tomorrow's party!!. ..[p]

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