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10 Layer Burger

August 23, 2014

Making this behemoth of a burger is a true labor of love. With 10 layers total, a good amount of prep goes into making this staple of the American Cuisine. That said, the result of your labor should end with you devouring the best burger you’ve ever made!

Patty Forming

Start off by forming the burger. Use a circular mold to yield an almost perfect crack free even patty.

Pickles

If you’re a pickle fan like myself, know that they couldn’t be easier produce. All you need is a bit of hot white wine vinegar, sugar, salt, and coriander poured over thinly sliced cucumbers.

Broiled Jalapenos

After you’ve removed the broiled jalapenos from the oven, deseed them as best you can to avoid an overly spicy burger. A little heat goes a long way.

Blotting Bacon

Blot your sizzling bacon on a paper towel to remove excess grease.

Sliced Onions

Sauté some sliced onions…

Sliced Avacado

…and thinly cut an avocado into a few slices.

Veggie Plate

Creating an assembly line like this with will make the construction of this colossal burger quick and efficient.

Patty on Pan

Season your patty with salt and pepper and place it in a sauté pan on high heat.

Swiss Cheese

Top with your favorite cheese. I enjoy swiss on my burger.

Egg

Crack one egg into a pan at low heat and slowly cook until all of the whites slightly firm and the yolk is still runny.

Egg

Flip the egg over (unless you want a sunny egg) and remove from the heat.

Spreading Mayo

Spread some mayo and dijon mustard to both sides of your toasted bun and then it’s time to layer!

10-Layer Burger

I like to start with the cheesy burger patty, followed by the lettuce, tomato, homemade pickles, sliced avocado, roasted jalapeño, pan-fried egg, caramelized onions, crispy bacon, then finally the top of the bun. Now it’s time to enjoy the best burger of you life!

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Tools Used

| Top Left: Mixing Bowls | Top Right: All-Clad Medium Saute Pan | Middle Left: Tweezer Tongs | Middle Right: Shun Knife | Bottom Left: Baking Sheet | Bottom Right: William-Sonoma Maple Cutting Board 
 

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