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Food & Drink > Recipes > Daboyz Paniolo Maui Sweet Onion Garlic Hamburger
 

  Daboyz Paniolo Maui Sweet Onion Garlic Hamburger



2 ½ lb. patties: Premium Paniolo Ground Beef from the North Shore Cattle Company
Onion Buns/Everything Kaiser Roll
Maui Sweet Onion (sliced thick)
Unsalted Butter
Minced & granulated Garlic
Pepper
Weber Grind’N Grill Chicago Steak Seasoning

Season both sides of patties well with minced garlic, granulated garlic, pepper & Chicago Steak seasoning. Let sit for 10-30 minutes. Put thick sliced Maui Sweet Onion on hot grill with patties. Grill for 10-15 minutes (make sure to turn at ½ way point…5-7 ½ minutes….we use a George Foreman Grill). Butter Onion buns and sprinkle with granulated garlic, toasted in Broiler until toasty brown. Assemble with favorite fixings & enjoy!



posted on June 27, 2009 1:47 PM ()

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I'm a pretty good cook actually (If I say so myself..lol). My parents were always traveling, so I learned to cook for myself.

I make a decent burger myself. I like the "rare" blood dripping suckers. Lots of people think that's gross. Beef is generally safe "rare", unless it wasn't handled right. Like people who didn't wash their hands, as they pattied it up. Steak is almost "Always safe" rare. Because the outside gets cooked, to kill germs and bacteria. I've ate "rare" all my life.. still alive.. lol.

I like a "thick" burger. Yes, Garlic (and onion salt) is good on them. I like a good "deli onion" bun. Not some cheap ass chit you get from Kroger. A few slices of cheese, maybe some fresh mushrooms and onions. Ymmmy!!!
comment by coincutter on June 28, 2009 4:39 PM ()
Me too! I actually grew up eating salted raw hamburger balls which we always got from the butcher. I thought it was such a treat. I still prefer my steak mooing, and my hamburgers rare. Blue Cheese is a favorite topping; better yet I like to stuff the burger with it.
reply by islandbreeze on June 30, 2009 4:50 AM ()
David likes his about the same!!
reply by panthurdreams on June 29, 2009 12:47 AM ()
Can't beat those "George Forman" grills. They are "Awesome!!". I'd like to try the recipe, but we probably can't get all the "ingredients here". Sounds good though.
comment by coincutter on June 27, 2009 7:47 PM ()
changed it around to meet your needs but honestly the garlic is the best and most important part....OH god I wish I had leftovers LOL.
reply by panthurdreams on June 28, 2009 2:41 AM ()
YUMMMMY!!! I miss Maui Sweet Onions! I've thrown away several So called sweet onions since I got back east because they were too hot.
comment by islandbreeze on June 27, 2009 5:50 PM ()
humbug. These were great and all that garlic was so onolicious!
reply by panthurdreams on June 28, 2009 2:41 AM ()

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