Juicy Bluecy Burgers
More than just a cheeseburger. This takes the savoury deliciousness of molten blue cheese and puts it inside a juicy burger. A surefire winner in our house.
Author
Brad Riley
I am a SV enthusiast. Just trying to share my experience and passion for sous vide cooking.
Prep Time: 00:15
Recipe Time: 02:00
Temperature :
135F / 57.2C
Ingredients
- 8oz Good Quality Mince
- 4oz Blue Cheese (Saint Agur?)
- 4-5 Glugs of Worcestershire Sauce
- Dessert Spoon of Mayonnaise
- Salt and Pepper
- Burger Buns
- Serve With Salad and Fries
Directions
- Set your Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker to 135ºF / 57.2ºC
- Put the mince into a bowl and season generously with salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce.
Add mayonnaise (this helps to bind the mixture) and stir everything together being careful not to overwork the mixture.
- Divide the mixture equally into four and shape into balls, we'll use two for each burger.
- Put each ball in between two pieces of greaseproof paper and, using a saucepan, press them into disc shapes.
- Place a generous amount of blue cheese in the centre of two of the discs.
- Then make a sandwich by placing the other disc on top and shape the patties by hand. Use a little cold water on your fingers to help seal the edges. This will avoid leakage when the cheese melts.
- Put the burgers into a ziplock bag and expel the air using the displacement technique.
I choose this method over vacuum sealing to avoid squashing and compressing the patties
- Put the bag into the waterbath and set the timer for two hours.
Remove, sear, serve and enjoy!
- When the timer goes off, remove the burgers from the bag and dab them dry with a paper towel.
- Sear them in a hot pan, under a grill, or on a BBQ to give them a nice colour.
- Serve in a toasted bun with salad and fries.
- And oh! Just a word of warning...
Be careful when you take the first bite.
That hot, molten cheese just can't wait to get out!