Last Saturday night, it was time to make peanut butter bacon burgers return to the Roediger House dinner table. Just to make sure you understand why they are awesome: it's not just this remarkable combination of flavors. It's also the fact that the beef is home-ground; the peanut butter is homemade; the burger sauce is homemade; the bacon is braided so that it covers every millimeter; the buns are buttered and toasted.
A review of key points about the Roediger House peanut butter bacon burgers, on the occasion of their 24th appearance on the dinner table:
- Inspired by Yo Mama's in the French Quarter of New Orleans
- First Made: Meal No. 180
- Last Made: Meal No. 1582
- Fresh Home-Ground Beef, typically from boneless beef short ribs and top sirloin
- Homemade Peanut Butter
- Homemade Classic Burger Sauce (recipe below)
- Labeled Sample "Final Product" Burger: Guide to Meal No. 234
Classic Burger Sauce
from Cook's Illustrated, July-August 2008, p. 11.
4 T mayonnaise
2 T ketchup
1 tsp sweet pickle relish
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp white vinegar
1/2 tsp ground black pepper
Whisk all ingredients together in a small bowl.
Guidance on grinding, shaping, and cooking burgers from "Best Old-Fashioned Burgers," by J. Kenji Alt, in Cook's Illustrated, No. 93 (July/August 2008), p. 10-11.
Original bacon braid guidance from "Bacon Sheets," from MyFridgeFood.com.
See also: "How to Make a Bacon Weave for the World's Best BLT," a nice video demonstration, from Justin Chapple's Mad Genius Tips on the Food & Wine website [published 02 March 2015].
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