Breakfast burger recipe:
Ingredients
4 x burgers (patties)
20g unsalted butter split into 2 x 10g pieces
4 x tblsp light oil, duck or goose fat
4 Free Range large eggs
4 x Brioche buns
4 x 5mm thick slices of beef tomato seasoned with salt and pepper
Little olive oil
8 slices of pancetta
1 ripe avocado, peeled and stone removed, smashed with a squeeze of lemon juice
1 head Bibb lettuce split into leaves (washed)
Tomato ketchup
Method
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Hide AdHeat a heavy based non-stick frying pan over medium-heat. Split and toast the brioche buns until nice and golden, about 1 to 2 minutes, being careful, as they will burn quickly. Remove and keep warm.
Sear the tomatoes in the same pan over a very high heat for 1-2 minutes until just starting to burn, remove and keep warm.
For the pancetta, place the slices flat into the same frying pan and cook over medium heat 2-3 minutes each side until golden and crisp.
For the patties place a thumbprint in the centre of each patty to help the cook evenly. Season both sides of each patty with sea salt and cracked black pepper & gently rub a little oil or fat onto both sides.
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Hide AdBring the frying pan to full heat then fry the patties, 4 minutes per side, for medium-cooked burgers (cook longer if you prefer your burgers well done). In the last minute of cooking add the butter and baste over the burgers, this will make them extra rich & juicy.
Gently fry the eggs in equal amounts of vegetable oil and butter over a gentle heat until the white is set, season with a few sea salt flakes then build your burgers.
Build your burgers
Spoon the smashed avocado onto the base of the toasted brioche
Next add a few lettuce leaves
Place the Pattie on the lettuce
Top with the tomato
Place the pancetta on top
Drizzle a little ketchup onto the pancetta
Carefully sit the egg on top
Top with the toasted brioche lid
Enjoy
Recipe courtesy of www.farmison.com
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