Best They Could Be Sliders If Eaten With Eyes Closed White Castle Recipes

WHITE CASTLE " SLIDERS"

Steps:

• Mix onion soup mix, ground beef and egg together. Press into a cookie sheet all the way to the edges (will shrink up a lot). Polk holes in the meat with a fork and press diced onion into the meat. Bake for 10-15 minutes at 400.
• Cut into 24 squares. Serve on dinner rolls or we really like them on Kings Hawaiian rolls. Top with 1/4 of a piece of plastic (processed American slices) cheese, pickle slice and a little ketchup.
• Makes 24.

WHITE CASTLE CHEESEBURGERS

Steps:

• Separate the beef into 16 1 oz portions.
• On wax paper, form the portions into square, very thin 2.5" patties.
• Poke 5 holes in each patties with a circular object such as a straw.
• Freeze the patties until firm.
• Toast the faces of the dinner rolls, either in a hot frying pan or under the broiler In a hot frying pan or skillet, preheated to medium heat, arrange tablespoon sized piles of onions 3 inches apart.
• Salt and Pepper each pile.
• Spread the onions flat and place a frozen patty on each pile.
• Salt each patty.
• Cook each patty for 4-6 minutes, steam from the onions should cook each burger without having to flip it.
• Turn the bottom half of the bun onto the patty.
• Hold it down as you scoop a spatula under the onions, turn the sandwich over onto a plate Cut the American cheese into 2" portions and place on the onions and patty.
• Replace the top of the roll.
• Serve hot.

WHITE CASTLE-STYLE SLIDERS

Steps:

• Put the onion in a medium bowl and cover with 1/2 cup water. Set aside 30 minutes.
• Meanwhile, puree the beef with 2 teaspoons water, the onion powder, 3/4 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of pepper in a food processor until smooth. Draw a 6-by-12-inch rectangle on a piece of parchment paper; flip over the paper so the pencil side is down (you should still be able to see the rectangle). Press the beef into the rectangle; cover with another piece of parchment and press until the beef is very thin and fills the rectangle completely. Uncover and score the beef into eight 3-inch-square patties. Poke 5 holes into each patty with a chopstick (one in the center and one near each corner). Slide the beef on the parchment onto a baking sheet, loosely cover with plastic wrap and freeze until firm, 10 to 15 minutes.
• Trim the edges of the rectangle to make it even; cut patties along the scored lines. Heat an extra-large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the onion and liquid; bring to a boil. Stir in the butter and arrange the patties over the onion. Cook until the meat is no longer pink around the edges, 3 to 4 minutes. Put a bun bottom upside down on each patty. To steam the bun tops, rest each across 2 bun bottoms (like a bridge). Continue cooking until the patties are completely cooked through, about 2 more minutes, adding 1 to 2 tablespoons water if the skillet is too dry or if the onion starts browning.
• Remove the bun tops from the skillet. Slide a spatula under each patty, picking up the onions and bun bottoms along with the meat; flip over onto a plate. Top each with a pickle and a bun top.