Harissa Butter-Stuffed Lamb Burgers

The difference between a good hamburger and a great one often reduces to what is hiding inside. Our Harissa butter hamburgers hide a secret weapon: a spoonful of spicy compound butter that melts while Burger kitchen, keeping the meat incredibly juicy while instilling it with the North African inspiration from the inside.

Most lamb hamburgers are likely to dry on the grill, but our technique magnificently solves this problem. Harissa’s infused butter not only maintains humidity, but creates pockets of rich and complex flavor throughout the cake. It is a simple addition that transforms these hamburgers into something truly special.

Ingredients

Not salty butter: Provides a creamy base for the Harissa composed butter.
Harissa Pasta: Adds a spicy and aromatic flavor to the butter, instilling the hamburger with rich North African spices.
Macinate American lamb: Rich and slightly games, perfect for combination with daring spices.
Ras El Hanout: A mixture of Moroccan spices that improves meat with its complex flavors.
Sandwiches and condiments: Fresh tzatziki sauce, lettuce, tomatoes, red onion with thin slices, cucumbers and optional olives bring freshness and creaking.

Instructions

Prepare Harissa butter: Add the butter to room temperature with Harissa pasta and salt. Roll in a trunk using a plastic wrap or an oil paper and refrigerate to solidify.
Form meatballs: Mix the lamb with Ras El Hanout, salt and pepper. Form in base meatballs and thinner meatballs. Place a slice of cold harissa butter on each basic pie, cover with a cake and seal the edges.
Cold cakes: Refrigerated in sidelines formed to help them maintain their shape when cooked.
Grill: Cook meatballs using indirect heat on a preheated and oiled grill at an internal temperature of 160 ° F. Leave to rest to allow butter to merge into the meat.
Assemble hamburger: Toast Panini, spread the Tzatziki sauce, add meatballs and add fresh vegetables and olives.

Suggestions for cooking expert on Girl Carnivores

Hamburger at rest: Allow hamburgers to rest after grilling to ensure that the butter would undergo during the cake, improving the juiciness and flavor.
Indirect grilluda: Avoid regulatory and also make sure to cook grille by hamburger away from direct heat.
Butter management: Keep the cold Harissa butter to prevent it from melt during cooking.

With what to serve

We grilled some corn chips and sweet potatoes and we spiced them slightly with Ras El Hanout, a slight mixture of Moroccan spices. For an even more indulgent hamburger, do a little Feta paint with honey mounted And you smear it on the sandwich.

With fresh olives placed in decorative plates around the table, an infarinting of tropical summer flowers and wine glasses filled, we were transported, with all the local ingredients at a dinner in the desert.

Leftovers and heating

Keep the remaining burgers in the refrigerator for a maximum of 3 days or freeze for a maximum of 3 months.

Heat in an oven at 350 ° F or on the grill until it is heated, wrapped with a sheet in the oven to retain the humidity.

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Do you want incredibly juicy lamb hamburger that burst with flavor? Our meatballs folded of Harissa butter solve the problem of dry burgers once and for all. We will show you how to hide spicy goodness and melty within every hamburger for spectacular results.

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Put the butter in a bowl and crush with a fork. Mix the Harissa pasta and a pinch of salt. Whip until they combine uniformly.
Arrange a square of plastic wrapping or waxed paper on a clean work surface and scrape the butter on the center. Roll in a small trunk and seal. Put in the refrigerator to solidify for at least 1 hour before use.
In a large clean bowl, add the lamb with the 1 teaspoon sauce of Ras El Hanout and a sprinkling of salt and pepper.
Gently, it forms half of the lamb in 6 meatballs, about 2 ounces each, with shallow returning to the center, like a crater.
Form the remaining half in 6 thin meatballs.
Put a small slice of the Harissa compound butter prepared at the center of each crater and top with the thin meatballs, pinching the edges together safely.
Cover and put the lamb meatballs prepared in the fridge for at least 45 minutes before cooking.
Preheated the grid for indirect fire. Clean and oil the grids.
When it is ready to cook, season the lamb meatballs with salt. Arrange the meatballs on the cooler side of the grill and cook at an internal temperature of 160, launching once during the cooking time.
Remove from the heat and leave to rest. The butter needs to melt and filter in the hamburgers. If hit too early, the hot butter will unravel.
In the meantime, toast to sandwiches.
When they are ready to mount, prepare the sandwiches with a smudging of tzatziki sauce and a layer of lettuce, tomatoes, red onion and cucumber if you want.
Serve and have fun.

Keep the ground lamb wet and tasty with a compound butter filling and using the indirect heat method for cooking. Build a fire on one side for the grill, close the lid and let the air circulate. Cook the meatballs on the cooler side of the grill, where drips do not cause tones and the radiant heat cooks them.

Course: Main plan

Kitchen: North Africa