Cheeseburgers with Everything Sauce

This cheeseburger recipe was great and I loved the addition of the easy and quick sauce. I found the sauce was the perfect mix of the three condiments. The recipe was easy to follow and execute. I paired the burgers with sweet potato fry wedges and broccoli. Great dinner night option.

I used a 12-inch grill pan which took about 2 minutes to heat up properly over medium-high heat and all 4 burgers fit.

I cooked for 3 minutes, then 5 minutes on the other side which gave me medium-well. I honestly prefer medium, so I would go with a bit shorter next time. Great recipe.

This is a very good homemade version of what you can buy at your local burger franchise. The main advantage is that you have complete control over the quality of the ingredients and you’re creating a superior burger completely customized to your preference.

The everything sauce is a nice change to the plain ketchup that you would ordinarily use on your burger at home. I used store-bought soft hamburger buns but lightly toasted English muffins would also be very good.

I love a good burger! These came together incredibly fast—perfect for a weeknight dinner. The everything sauce was very tasty but not really much different than when all your condiments on the burger mix together. We did enjoy dipping our roasted potatoes in it, though.

I used a large cast-iron griddle pan (flat, not grill) and fit all my burgers on it. The cast iron took about 4 minutes to come up to high heat. We cooked our burgers to medium-well (3 mins on each side as instructed).

These burgers were AWESOME. I do believe it starts with the meat you use. I used lean grass-fed ground chuck in an 85/15 mixture. This ensured an extremely juicy and flavorful burger.

I used a 12-inch cast-iron skillet and all 4 patties fit perfectly with no crowding. We prefer our burgers medium-rare so I cooked them 3 to 3 1/2 minutes on each side. One side note, in an attempt to be a little healthier, I served these on large lettuce leaves, but I do believe to get the full experience this burger really does deserve a bun!

This is the basic black dress of burgers. And everyone needs a basic black dress or the equivalent. Sometimes my body just craves a burger. When the urge calls, I do answer it. However, if fast food or drive-through burgers were the only options, I’d find something else to eat. I haven’t had a fast-food burger in decades. I’ve had moderate success with a few different burger recipes, featuring things to do with the meat, and ingredients to add to the meat. Sometimes they turned out more successful than others. This burger recipe is straightforward, easy to make, and yields a burger that’s delicious to eat.

Forming the meat into balls and then patting the balls into patties was easy to do. It helped assure that the burgers were the same size. I used a large cast-iron skillet that is as nonstick as they come, thanks to years of proper use and cleaning. I did cook my burgers for a shorter period of time, 3 minutes per side, because we like our burgers medium-rare.

I toasted brioche buns to use for these burgers, preferring the pillowy softness of brioche. The toppings helped make for a crunchy (the lettuce leaves and the red onion slices), vinegary (the pickle slices), and a tangy (the sauce) burger. Next time I make this burger, I may add something else, such as Sriracha, to give the special sauce a little heat.

My daughter has been making versions of this sauce since her days in University. We just call it “everything sauce” since we have been using it on almost everything from fries to sandwiches to grilled burgers and other meats.

You do have to be gentle turning them over as the patties are delicate until cooked through and could break apart. We had one split in half whe1n I enthusiastically flipped it over. Nothing a little cheese on top couldn’t hide. I used a sharp-aged Canadian Cheddar, placing the cheese on after I flipped them over. We prefer our burgers a little pink in the middle, so cooking time was really only about 6 or 7 minutes, one patty being a tad thicker than the other 3.

I enjoyed my burger without the pickle (not a big fan of them on a burger) and the rest had the works. We all enjoyed the sauce and with the measurements, we can have a more consistent “awesome sauce” in the future.

While the English muffin made a nice change for this burger I think we all found the texture wasn’t quite what we preferred so next time I will use another type of bun. It’s just a matter of personal taste with that. The only thing I might add in the future is a little bacon because, after all, aren’t most things better with bacon?

This makes a nice beefy burger that is tastier than any take-out patty without much fuss and is perfect for a quick dinner. And the sauce really is awesome.

This is one of the best homemade burgers I ever had. As soon as I saw the picture, I knew that I wanted to try it but I was hesitant as there weren’t as many ingredients in the sauce or toppings as I thought there should be in order to make it awesome. Boy, was I ever wrong. No one said a word while eating the burgers.