Stubbs Barbecued Blue Cheese Burgers Food

STUBB'S BARBECUED BLUE CHEESE BURGERS

Steps:

• Step 1: Line a rimmed baking sheet with plastic wrap. Divide the ground beef into 8 equal balls. Run your hands under cold running, then form the balls into flat patties slightly larger than the diameter of the buns, placing them on the prepared baking sheet. (Use a light touch and avoid over-handling the meat.) ShareTweetPin37 Shares Step 2: Divide the blue cheese equally between 4 patties, leaving a margin on each patty of 1/2 inch. Top with the remaining patties, and using your fingertips, seal the edges so the cheese doesn't leak out during grilling. ShareTweetPin37 Shares Step 3: Generously season both sides of each burger with Stubb's Beef or Bar-B-Q Spice Rub. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes to 1 hour. ShareTweetPin37 Shares Step 4: Brush the onion slices with olive oil, if using, and season on both sides with Bar-B-Que Spice Rub. ShareTweetPin37 Shares Step 5: Set up the grill for direct grilling and preheat to high. Brush and oil the grill grate. Grill the bacon, onion, and burgers until browned on both sides and cooked through (the internal temperature of the burgers should be 160 degrees), 3 to 6 minutes per side. (Move the bacon as needed to dodge flare-ups.) Transfer these ingredients to a platter. ShareTweetPin37 Shares Step 6: Meanwhile, toast the buns on the grill for 1 to 2 minutes, taking care not to burn them. ShareTweetPin37 Shares Step 7: To assemble, place a lettuce leaf on the bottom of each bun, followed by a burger, bacon, tomato, avocado, and red onion, if using. Spoon Stubb's Original Bar-B-Q Sauce on top. Replace the top halves of the buns. You'll need both hands to eat this one! ShareTweetPin37 Shares

STUFFED BLUE BURGERS

Steps:

• Mix meat, Worcestershire sauce, salt, garlic powder, pepper, minced onion, oregano (if using), and basil (if using).
• Shape the meat mixture into 12 thin patties, each about 4 inches in diameter.
• Mix the cream cheese and the blue cheese.
• Top 6 patties with the cheese mixture, spreading it to within 1/2-inch of the edge (if the mixture is difficult to spread, try heating in the microwave for about 15 seconds).
• Press the mushrooms into the cheese.
• Cover each patty with one of the remaining 6 patties, sealing the edges well.
• Broil or grill the patties (4-inches from the heat), turning only once if possible, until preferred doneness and cheese is melted, about 10 to 15 minutes.
• Low-carb serving: top with a bit of grated Swiss cheese and enjoy!
• High-carb serving: eat with a bun and other condiments.
• To make it extra-special, top each with a couple strips of crispy bacon.

GOURMET BLEU CHEESE BURGERS

Steps:

• Mix ground beef with gourmet sauce, salt, and pepper.
• Form into four patties.
• Divide each patty through the center and flatten.
• Make four double-decker patties by placing 1 ounce of bleu cheese on one patty and covering with second patty.
• Pinch edges to seal cheese inside.
• Grill or pan fry to desired doneness.
• Serve on buns with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, mayo, etc.

BARBECUE AND BLUE CHEESE BISON BURGER

Steps:

• Sauté the onions in the olive oil over medium-high heat until translucent. Turn off the heat and let it cool.
• 2 When the onions are cool enough to touch, use your (clean) hands to gently mix them in with the bison burger meat, and add everything else. Do not overwork the meat, it will result in a tough burger. Just gently fold it until the onions, sage, salt and pepper are well mixed inches.
• 3 Form patties with the meat, using about 1/4 to 1/3 of a pound of meat per patty. Here's a tip on making the patty: if you press a slight indentation in the center of each patty it will help keep the burgers in a nice disk shape when cooking. Otherwise the burger will start to get a little egg-shaped as the edges contract from cooking.
• 4 Grill or fry the burgers on medium heat, about 6-7 minutes per side, less or more depending on the thickness of the burger and the heat of the pan/grill, or until the internal temperature is 140°F for medium rare, or 160°F for well done. A note on internal temperature. If you are getting the ground meat from a source you trust (we got ours from Whole Foods) that does their own grinding on site, or you grind your own meat, you can safely cook the burgers rare or medium rare. Otherwise you'll want to cook the burgers until well done. Don't press on your burgers while cooking, and keep the flipping to a minimum. Let the burgers rest about 5 minutes before serving.
• Spread butter on each bun and place in in a hot skillet butter side down for a couple seconds until toasted.
• Mix bleu cheese in mayo and spread on bun.
• add barbecue sauce, lettuce and tomato.