Jun 28 2013
I had more garden produce to use, cucumbers. Marinated
cucumbers, tomatoes and onions sounded good and a burger would go good with it.
I bought a pound of ground chuck and made 4 patties. I added about a third of a
cup of Kimchi, drained and chopped to one patty for me. I seasoned all with
some Weber gourmet burger seasoning to all.
I had 1 large and 2 small cucumber to use; I peeled the
large one, split in half and removed the seeds, then sliced. I left the skin on
the small ones and sliced. Cut up two large tomatoes, and sliced a Vidalia
onion. I drizzled some olive oil over all and added a half cup of rice wine
vinegar, salt, fresh ground pepper and a teaspoon of dried garlic flakes. I
then added water to cover. This needs to sit a few hours before using.
I toasted some ciabatta bread in a little olive oil and had
some good Irish cheddar to top the burgers. I did them my favorite way on the
Traeger for ½ hour at 300 deg. I then added the cheese for a few minutes to
melt.
My wife had mustard and dill pickle on her sandwich and I
had just mustard on my Kimchi burger.
The burgers and salad went well together. I liked the Kimchi
mixed in with the ground chuck!
Salad Mixed up

Chopped Kimchi for my burger
Burgers made up
Ready to add the cheese
Ready to serve
My Salad
My Burger
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