Let's Talk BBQ
Recipes => Recipes => Beef Recipes => Topic started by: Wing Commander on June 02, 2013, 10:35:42 AM
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Burgers are very tasty with caramellized onions, but this takes lots of time to cook them. So I had the idea to substitute them with onion confit. Though onion confit takes even longer to be cooked, it can be preserved in glasses.
Here's my recipe for the onion confit:
4 big sweet onions, sliced
125 g (4,4 oz) butter
10 TBSP sugar
2 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
200 ml red wine
200 ml honey vinegar
2 TBSP honey
Cook the onions at low heat with the butter, sugar, salt and pepper for 1 hour in a pot until the onions are soft. Then add the red wine, honey vinegar and honey. Cokk at low or medium heat for about 2 hours until the onions have a consistence like jam. Now fill that into glasses.
This is what remains:
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The taste is sweet and tangy. Sweeter than caramellized onions, and that's gotta be tried on some burgers now.
The burgers are assembled with two thin cheddar topped patties of 60 g (2,11 oz) each cooked animal style (with mustard on one side). Place between the patties 1 tsp of the onion confit. Other toppings were burger sauce, raw chopped onions, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes.
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-LL1FGyBBTxk/UaoNev14Y9I/AAAAAAAAMRM/MmllQGV1uzQ/s640/IMG_1171.jpg)
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(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-993D5Y56s9Y/UaoNmhqwYxI/AAAAAAAAMRc/xWqRS2XG9tA/s640/IMG_1175.jpg)
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Here between the patties on the right you can see the onion confit (unfortunatelly I forgot to take mor pics as I added it on the pattie).
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-zSOiOk2cvuQ/UaoNr0sAdpI/AAAAAAAAMRs/9NDKCvsyo7s/s640/IMG_1176.jpg)
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-5ZHZfyOz1FE/UaoNuOPau2I/AAAAAAAAMR0/HN01rOH393w/s640/IMG_1181.jpg)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-M7sK8R3GvXk/UaoNworxZcI/AAAAAAAAMR8/6olJD7Al7Oc/s640/IMG_1182.jpg)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-8Oqc0RFrQEg/UaoNzAG1AqI/AAAAAAAAMSE/IHrDNdwnWvI/s640/IMG_1183.jpg)
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ONqyA8px8aA/UaoN2Be4b1I/AAAAAAAAMSM/hohNxLK0GyA/s640/IMG_1185.jpg)
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-YUnJScS-dlQ/UaoN4F_swBI/AAAAAAAAMSU/U-KlHAdcfNo/s640/IMG_1187.jpg)
That onion confit is rally great on burgers (and I guess on steaks, too). You don't need very much of it to get a very present sweet onion flavor! Another step on my way to the perfect burger... ;)
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Great idea WC.
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Those are great looking burgers.
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Whoo doggies! Now those look good!!
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Those were awesome looking burgers.
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I saw these on Herman's blog early this morning, I sure wanted one of these at 2 am!!! Don
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WC, that burger is beautiful. You are living large in Duetschland.
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Dayyyyy-um!
That looks great.
How long will the onion confit keep?
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Man! I love that cheese!
Ed
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How long will the onion confit keep?
I guess, at least 6 months. I wouldn't mind to keep it 1 year or more - unless I'm gonna eat it before, what is way more realistic.
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Pow! I can see Rick B making onion confit with some of his duck fat......bacon grease would be good too ;)
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Awesome looking burgers, I'll take two please
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WC,
This is the second "burger post" I have just read. Now I am getting hungry, again. The word "drool" comes to mind.
I have some sweet onions already, and I know there is a good bottle of red wine in the chiller. I may have to give this a go after we return home from shopping.
Art
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That could be in a cooking magazine. Dee
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Sparky might be the rib master but I think your the Burger Master, Very nice job!!
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Great looking burgers WC! I would hammer a couple of those. Love the onion confit!
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Oh my!
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Great idea and if you do not mind I will copy it.
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Sparky might be the rib master but I think your the Burger Master, Very nice job!!
Or better yet, the Burger Meister!!
Art
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He is Santa's buddy. ;)
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Those look great. Yep I want one.
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great looking burger