First, we have the beef itself. Not only is it local and grass fed, but its also a custom grind done specifically for Hinterland. 40% chuck, 30% brisket, and 30% shortrib have produced a moist and ultra flavorful burger.
The bun is homemade. The big, moist burger required a sturdy roll to take in all the juices without falling apart. Check them out, they're gorgeous.
Next, being pork fanatics, we knew we couldn't make a burger without some form of pig. Bacon and pancetta are natural choices, but we wanted to go all out. Pork Belly was the obvious answer. We cure the belly for a few days, cook it confit style, slice it, grill it, and glaze it with home made BBQ
After that, some arugula from Ledgeview Gardens, tempura onion rings and a nice mound of garlic fries. I like mine with Pub Draught.
The bun is homemade. The big, moist burger required a sturdy roll to take in all the juices without falling apart. Check them out, they're gorgeous.
Next, being pork fanatics, we knew we couldn't make a burger without some form of pig. Bacon and pancetta are natural choices, but we wanted to go all out. Pork Belly was the obvious answer. We cure the belly for a few days, cook it confit style, slice it, grill it, and glaze it with home made BBQ
After that, some arugula from Ledgeview Gardens, tempura onion rings and a nice mound of garlic fries. I like mine with Pub Draught.
Ben & Crew - what do you call this beast!? It sounds FANTASTIC!!! I think this is the area's real "Serious Burger".
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