Burger Ride, Anyone?

[emptysea]

I have only recently tiptoed into eating beets and I wonder now what I was so adverse to. I'd definitely try it on a burger. In fact, a friend of mine owns a restaurant so I'll try it there and if I like it and he likes it, he may just put it on his menu. Maybe even name it after me.

[Elipten_imp]

Beet on a burger is a very Australian thing to do. Better get used to it if going there.

[LouA_imp]

Wow! Looks like the "Leaning Tower of Burger"

[redbirds_imp]

Beets are tasty just never thought of putting them on a burger. I will try it next time grilling burgers at home.

[emptysea]

Great photos. Like your T, 'Birds. I've got one just like it . Those burgers look a bit skimpy; they could do with a slice or two of beetroot and an egg .

Cheers

This may have been answered, but besides the beet, what else typically goes atop an Aussie-style burger?

[flynrider]

Wombat sauce?

[Pterodactyl_imp]

Well, an old fashioned burger (ie not from a modern chain), would have the burger, lettuce, tomato, onion and beetroot as the base. Definitely not a sweet bun, but normally a white bread bun. Tomato sauce (ketchup) or barbecue sauce for lubrication. From then on its "up to you". A "With the Works", could have egg, cheese, pineapple, pickle, cucumber, or whatever is lying around the shop. I've even seen them with left over roast pumpkin.

This is making me hungry. I'm going to take Last Blast out for a burger.

Cheers

[Cormanus]

Well, an old fashioned burger (ie not from a modern chain), would have the burger, lettuce, tomato, onion and beetroot as the base. Definitely not a sweet bun, but normally a white bread bun. Tomato sauce (ketchup) or barbecue sauce for lubrication. From then on its "up to you". A "With the Works", could have egg, cheese, pineapple, pickle, cucumber, or whatever is lying around the shop. I've even seen them with left over roast pumpkin.

This is making me hungry. I'm going to take Last Blast out for a burger.

Cheers

Only bike I've every met that eats burgers!

[Nemo_imp]

Well, an old fashioned burger (ie not from a modern chain), would have the burger, lettuce, tomato, onion and beetroot as the base. Definitely not a sweet bun, but normally a white bread bun. Tomato sauce (ketchup) or barbecue sauce for lubrication. From then on its "up to you". A "With the Works", could have egg, cheese, pineapple, pickle, cucumber, or whatever is lying around the shop. I've even seen them with left over roast pumpkin.

This is making me hungry. I'm going to take Last Blast out for a burger.

Cheers

Photo of the sandwich, please.

[curlyjoe]

I just got a bottle of this. Next time I grill a burger...