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The Juicy Lucy on the Blackstone Griddle! (How not to do it!)

  • Clarkee takes on the legendary Juicy Lucy burger, a Minneapolis classic with molten cheese sealed inside the patty. Even though some of the cheese escapes during the cook, the result is still an incredibly juicy burger topped with onions and pickles. Next time he’ll be aiming to keep all that melted cheese locked inside.
    Watch the full video: youtu.be/gf6wvRQOLCs
    Juicy Lucy Burger: blackstoneproducts.com/blogs/recipes/juicy-lucy-burger
    Ingredients
    800 g beef mince (20–25% fat)
    4 burger buns
    1 large onion, chopped
    8 slices American cheese
    Pickles
    Salt
    Directions
    1. Preheat your Blackstone griddle to medium–low heat.
    2. While it heats, chop the onion and divide the beef mince into eight 100 g balls.
    3. Using greaseproof paper, gently press each ball into a flat patty slightly larger than the slices of cheese.
    4. Place two slices of American cheese on four of the patties, then top each with another patty. Press the edges together gently to seal the cheese inside.
    5. Lightly oil the Blackstone using your preferred cooking oil.
    6. Add the chopped onions to the griddle and cook until they begin to soften.
    7. Place the burger patties on the griddle and season with salt to taste.
    8. Cook the burgers over medium–low heat, allowing them to develop a slow sear while keeping the cheese sealed inside.
    9. Once the underside has developed a good color, carefully flip the burgers.
    10. Continue cooking until they are cooked through, about 6–8 minutes total. Increase the heat briefly at the end if you want a stronger sear.
    11. Remove the burgers from the griddle, place them on buns with pickles and onions, stack if desired, and serve. Enjoy!
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