
Black Angus burger with grilled peach
By BBQora kitchen

These delicious smash burgers with homemade red onion chutney, Irish cheddar cheese and burger sauce are really mega! Try them yourself!
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Automatically translated from Dutch, with terminology corrections. You can always view the original. Show original Dutch recipe
Prep: 20m · Cook: 1h 20m · Rest: Not specified
Advanced · American
We're going to start making the red onion chutney and cut the 3 large onions into thin rings. Not too thin, anyway. Then add the onion rings together in a pan and add sugar. Stir this under fire so that the onions become soft and the sugar becomes viscous.
Then we add the red wine vinegar, balsamico, cinnamon and clove and let this all simmer on low heat for 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes, you got to have something like that. A really nice dark pink/red bowl with goodness. Try this on your own, be pleasantly surprised by it.
Then we make the burger sauce by chopping the pickle and mixing it together with all other ingredients in a dish.
Then stir well and put it in the refrigerator. It's got to look like this.
Then open the minced package and make meatballs of about 80 grams each. You can use a 500 gram pack to make 6 pieces which is enough for 3 double smash burgers. Put it back in the fridge after rolling.
Then light your barbecue and let it warm up. We're looking for about 200-250 degrees dome temperature to be able to grill properly. The cast iron has to be really hot before we start, so take this into account. We then cut the hamburger sandwiches through the middle and lubricate them on the inside with butter. These can then be placed briefly on the grill until they are nice brown.
BBQ temperature: 250°CThen put the balls chopped on the plancha and press them flat by means of a burger flipper or smasher. Make sure you have a piece of baking paper between the flipper and the chopped. That's not gonna stick your meat to the tools. Then leave for a few minutes, or until the bottom is well brown the burger lies and then flip it over.
After you freak out, put the cheese on the burger and let this melt. If your barbecue has a valve like mine, it's okay to close this. This promotes the melting process.
Afterwards you'll put the sandwiches with sauce, the burgers with cheese and the red onions chutney on top. You can of course do this yourself in the order you want to, but this is the best order as far as I'm concerned. Et voilá! Enjoy.
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