You'll find these fresh-tasting burgers a little moist to pat into shape, but they firm up nicely on the grill. Pile them into buns and top with rings of sweet pepper.
Bánh mì are crusty French-style buns stuffed with a classic explosion of Vietnamese flavours and textures – sweet and sour, crunchy and soft. To liven things up a bit, we've switched the traditional grilled pork filling for lean flank steak. Plus we use liverwurst as a readily available substitute for the Vietnamese pâté that is spread on the bottom of each bun. For adults, or the adventurous little foodie in your house, add hot chili peppers for an extra kick.
Sausages are packed with flavour and have no need for added seasoning, so they're a low-maintenance main. Serve with Grilled Peppers and Onions or on toasted buns with your favourite condiments.
Fresh off the grill, juicy pork burgers topped with gooey Gruyère cheese can stand up to any beef burger. They shrink as they cook, so try to form patties that are slightly larger in diameter than the buns.
These burgers, fragrant with South Asian spices, are inspired by patties that are traditionally fried and served with naan (Indian flatbread). They are just as good, if not better, grilled and tucked into a hamburger bun.
Delight your family with burgers that capture the flavour of meat loaf. You can further enhance the treat by topping with shredded mozzarella or Cheddar cheese and gilding the lily even further with Cooked Brandied Mushrooms. Serve on onion buns.
Use Smoky Barbecue Sauce or a commercial smoke-flavoured sauce. The patties are unbelievably scrumptious smothered with Cheddar cheese, Sautéed Peppers or Golden Onions. Serve on a bun or thick slices of home-style white or brown bread.
You can make these burgers with ground chicken, turkey, veal, pork or beef. Top with lettuce, Golden Onions or thickly sliced sweet onion rings and pickled hot peppers. Serve on slices of focaccia bread or flat Portuguese buns.
This tofu is so delicious and simple, you'll look for any excuse to make it. Serve as an appetizer or as a meatless main, either with a side of rice or stuffed inside a steamed Asian bun.
These freestyle cheeseburgers come together in a snap! Rather than forming the beef into patties, we cook it in a pan with sweet and sticky sauces to make a thick filling for crisp kaiser buns, then top them off with creamy Cheddar. To make this meal even quicker, prepare your slaw the night before.
