BUTTERED WINE STEAMED BEAU MONDE BURGERS

Buttered Wine Steamed Beau Monde Burgers image

Provided by Tiffany Bannworth @MissAnubis

Categories Beef

Number Of Ingredients 22

PATTY
1 pound(s) ground lamb (or substitute pork)
1 pound(s) ground bison (or substitute beef)
1 - egg
2 tablespoon(s) chopped garlic
3 tablespoon(s) beau monde seasoning
3 tablespoon(s) herbes de provence
1 teaspoon(s) chinese five spice powder
1/2 cup(s) wine (golden)
4 tablespoon(s) worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon(s) soy sauce, dark
1 tablespoon(s) fig infused balsamic vinegar (alessi)
3/4 cup(s) parmesan cheese (shredded)
1/4 cup(s) olive or corn oil
STEAM MIXTURE
1 stick(s) butter
1 cup(s) wine (golden)
1 tablespoon(s) steak sauce
1 sprig(s) rosemary
CONDIMENT
- tomato jelly
- half mayo/ half lingonberry jam

Steps:

In a large mixing bowl, mix all the patty ingredients by hand. Continue to mix and knead for about 5 minutes. I prefer the lamb/bison meat mixture. When using the lamb, I recommended being a little heavy handed with the Chinese Five Spice.
Make the patties to your desired thickness and set on a plate.
In a large sauce/frying pan, place your steaming ingredients. When the butter has melted on a low to medium heat, place in your patties. Place a lid or tin foil the pan.
Cook on low medium, completely covered. The slower they cook, juicier they are. Flip over once, during cooking. Completely cover and always have liquid in the pan.
When cooked to your desired doneness, medium rare for me, medium well for my husband, turn off heat. Leave in juice until plated. When using pork in your mixture, cook well done.
I recommend as the condiment of choice, either tomato jelly or a mixture of half lingonberry jam/ half mayonnaise (short version). Plate as you would with your favorite garden leaf lettuce, melted mild cheese, a few leaves of fresh basil, and fresh tomatoes. (I love these with Black Krim from my garden!)
Remember to save the steam mixture and pan drippings to add to your next soup stock.