
I always make my hamburgers from scrap. The "Hamburger Buns" (see recipe), "Meat Patties" (see recipe), "Caramelized Onions" (see recipe) and "Mayonnaise" (see recipe links below) are homemade. In no way would I buy any of those!
So, we wanted a special cheese to add inside of our hamburgers, so we went for gorgonzola. As usual, we added homemade caramelized onions and sunflower oil mayonnaise, without forgetting the unforgettable ketchup and tabasco sauce!
Needless to say that it was scrumptiously delicious and "dirty" to please!!!

Making mayonnaise is not difficult at all, but you have to remember an important, yet basic detail if you don't wish to end up with a liquid and uneatable pseudo-mayonnaise: the egg yolks and the oil should both be at room temperature! If there is a slight temperature difference between them, you can be sure to be ahead of a disaster...
For my mayonnaise I used quality sunflower oil, vinegar, salt and sweet mustard (mild Thomy mustard).

hmmm miammm...j'adore les hamburgers et les oignons comme ca c'est trop bon
ReplyDeleteSALWA: ;-))) Tu as bien raison!
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