The Backyard Farmer is now delivering grass fed beef at a
great price! Sometimes there is nothing like a good, juicy burger. Grain free hamburger
buns are not all that great; too dry, too dense, wrong flavors (shoot me a
recipe if you have found a good one). I
really love iceberg lettuce, chopped burger-sized, a few layers thick on both
sides of the patty with tomato and guacamole, a slice of bacon wouldn’t hurt
either. Unfortunately, it is messy and I
always end up eating it with a fork, which led me to my burger stack idea.
It is pretty simple and versatile; all you need is a little
creativity for a nice presentation.
Basically, you use whatever fixings you want and stack them in an
eye-appealing way. There are lots of
flavor options;
Southwest; flavor meat with chili powder and cumin, stack
with beans, cheese, salsa, guacamole.
Midwest; flavor meat with salt, pepper and onion powder,
stack with iceberg lettuce, mayonnaise, pickle, tomato and bacon.
Middle Eastern; flavor meat with curry powder and ginger,
stack with cauliflower rice, tomato, cucumber, yogurt sauce.
Italian; flavor meat with garlic and oregano, stack with
eggplant or zucchini, mushrooms, marinara, parmesan and basil.
Thai; flavor meat with basil and mint, stack with shredded cabbage, shredded carrots, pineapple and sweet, creamy dressing.
Southern; flavor meat with creole spice, stack with smashed squash, cooked collard greens, bacon, onions and a cream sauce.
Jamaican; flavor meat with jerk seasoning; stack with cauliflower rice with peas, peppers, mango, coconut.
You are pretty much a genius! Love these ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the burger sitting on? Cauliflower rice?
ReplyDeleteYes, in the picture the burger is on a bed of my fried cauliflower recipe I linked in the post.
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