May 26, 2009

grilled onion bacon burger

grilled onion bacon burger

I love looking through cookbooks and food magazines. I love the pretty pictures and the hungry feeling I get every time I turn the page. I often leaf through some pages while watching tv.

The only problem I have with cookbooks is that as a food blogger, I have to then type out the recipe for blog posts. I've tried to use recipes online so I don't have to type them out, but, like I stated above, this doesn't happen to often, since it's not the same when surfing the net.

I think that's the usual holdup with my food blogging. The not so fun side of an otherwise fun hobby.

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grilled onion bacon burger



Well, it seems that the weather is finally nice and that the good ole BBQ will be back to work. 

I love sinking my teeth into the first hamburger of the season. I look forward to BBQ season every year and am never disappointed with a homemade burger. 

Don't get me wrong, there are some pre-made patties we've purchased that were very good but there have been many nasty ones too.   

When I only need to make up a small batch (for just the four of us), I tend to make them homemade, more often than not.

This is my go-to recipe for a basic burger. Choose whatever toppings you like. 

I chose grilled onion and bacon this time.

Happy BBQ-ing!




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basic burgers
makes 4 patties

500 g ground beef
1 egg, beaten
1/4 cup dry crumbs
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper

Mix together all the ingredients and form into 1/2 inch patties. Barbecue until done (~ 10 minutes total time).

recipe from Canadian Living, Let's Barbecue!

7 comments:

  1. Yum! Grilled onions and bacon! Delicious.

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  2. I love a good burger too! I know what you mean on the magazine and cookbook addiction too... I don't mind too much to type the recipe when I make them for the blog, I actually find it quite convenient as I know that at least I can find it back when I want to make it again!

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  3. My mouth is watering yummy. Sometimes to add a bit of zip I add montreal steak spice or some onion soup mix to the mixture.

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  4. :)

    I agree, having a food blog is like a recipe box keeping all your favorite recipes for viewing anytime you need.

    Oh yes, onion soup mix is a fave here too. But, Montreal steak spice! oh my word! THAT makes MY mouth water.

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  5. Loving the little splash of ketchup pulled accross the plate with a spoon "a la michelin star restaurant". Funny how little tricks like that become trendy! Good looking burger though and nice clean pics :)

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  6. Nlall, I like how the ketchup came out too! I was kicking myself later thinking I should have done a mustard smear too! oh well :)

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