Stuffed Burgers


One of my favorite things to grill out is Stuffed Burgers! I just love Cheese burgers in general, I would

say it is one of my favorite foods! When I was pregnant I was constantly on the hunt for a good burger!

It is funny how it came about that I learned how to make Stuffed Burgers. I noticed them at Publix, pre-made, in the meat department. So I asked the meat guy, "do you squeeze that cheese inside with some sort of pastry icing thing." He looked at me like, so many people look at me, when I say such brilliant things, "Uh no...you just make a patty a little wider then normal put whatever you want inside and then make another patty and put it on top and squeeze the edges together."

Needless to say, I felt pretty blond at that moment. But, who cares...I was now on a mission to stuff burgers with everything you can think of. For the debut though, I chose the wrong time to do it. We were having a cookout with about 50 people. Not such a good idea! These burgers take longer to cook, so I would suggest doing this for just a few friends. I had a lot of hungry people waiting around for burgers. They were good though :)

Total Servings: 8-10 Patties Total Cost: $9.25
Ingredients:

2 lbs of Ground Chuck
1 lb of either ground Turkey or Pork-I find this helps them to stay together
2 tbsp of Worcester sauce
1/8 Cup of Hot Sauce-optional
1 tbsp of Seasoned Salt
1 tbsp of Garlic Powder or Minced Garlic
1/4 Cup of Parmesan Cheese
*Any desired toppings


Filling:
8 oz of either Blue Cheese chunks, Feta, pepper jack, or cheddar cheese
*You can also really put anything in these you want. I like diced Jalapeno
  • In a bowl combine all ingredients except the cheese
  • Make patties-a little wider and thinner then normal
  • Lay them out on cookie sheet or wax paper
  • Take your desired cheese filling and place 1 tsp of cheese in center of 1/2 the patties
  • Take the remaining half of patties and place on top of cheese patties
  • Pinch the edges to close
  • Cook on grill or stove
Serve with Red Potato Fries or a nice Wedge Salad.

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