Secret burgers

By: Antony Worrall Thompson From: Worrall Thompson

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Prep time:
20 mins
Cook time:
15 mins
Serves:
4 burgers

A selection of different beef cuts will give your burger the edge, but will Antony Worrall Thompson reveal his secret spice mix?

Tips and suggestions

Cooks Tips...

Unfortunately, Antony refused to divulge to us the contents of his secret spice mix, so we suggest you try experimenting with your own variety and see what you can come up with. Try using a selection of spices that compliment each other such as cumin and coriander. Just remember to keep it a secret!

A good butcher should be able to help you with the beef cuts required for these burgers

Ingredients

  • 200g minced sirloin trimmings
  • 200g minced rib trimmings
  • 200g minced fillet trimmings
  • 1 Onion, finely chopped
  • 55g Butter
  • secret spice mix (see cook's notes)
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Method

1. Mix together the sirloin and rib trimmings by hand in a large bowl. Note: to hold the burgers together, it's best if all the beef has a good amount of visible fat - about 20%.

2. Chop the fillet trimmings very finely, then fold into the sirloin and rib.

3. In a frying pan over a medium heat on the hob, gently sweat the onion in the butter then and this to the beef and stir it in using your hands.

4. Finally, add your secret spices and mix well.

5. Using wet hands, shape the mixture into four round burgers. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes before cooking to allow them to firm up. Cook burgers however you like - barbecue, grill, fry or oven bake.

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looks good :)

Anonymous Anonymous Posted 23 Jun 2009 11:58 AM
 

I always add in some worcester sauce, and oxo cube and some bbq spice and a dash of tabasco :)

London. London. Posted 14 Nov 2008 6:30 PM
 

Hi Anthony, great recipe, I loved it, pity about the spices, but James Martin did say you were a bit tight! :-)

Den48 Den48 Posted 02 Sep 2008 11:23 AM