Keyword Beef Burger, Burger, Korean Beef Burger, Korean Burger
Prep Time 20 minutesminutes
Cook Time 10 minutesminutes
Servings 4people
Calories 1411kcal
Author AnotherFoodBlogger
Ingredients
720gbeef mince divided into 4 burgers
4buns
4-8slicesAmerican cheese I like 2 slices per burger
100gwombok finely chopped
Aioli
1clovegarlic crushed
1tsplime juice
1tbsprice vinegar
2egg yolks
3tbspgochujang paste
100mlcanola oil
100mlolive oil
1tbspwater
salt
Slaw
50gwombok
1carrot
50gred cabbage
1spring onion
1/2apple
1handfulcoriander
1tbspsesame seeds
Slaw Dressing
3tbsprice vinegar
2tbspgochujang paste
2tspfish sauce
5tbspolive oil
1tspsesame oil
1tspmaple syrup
Instructions
Aioli
Place all ingredients EXCEPT oil and water in a food processor and blitz or 10-15 second
Combine the 2 oils together and while blending gradually add the oil. The sauce should be quite thick at this point. Add the cold water while still blending to thin it out to a pourable state
Slaw
Chop all slaw ingredients EXCEPT coriander & sesame seeds finely. Mix together with the coriander & sesame seeds
Place all slaw dressing ingredients into a food processor or bowl and either blend or whisk together until smooth
Pour over slaw
Burger
Heat your BBQ to 200c, season & oil burgers and cook for 2-3 minutes, flip and cook for 1 more minute and then add cheese and cook for 2 more minutes
Remove burgers from BBQ and allow to rest for 2 minutes before serving
Toast buns
Assembly
Place aioli and shredded wombok on base of bun, top with burger, slaw and more aioli
DEMOLISH
Notes
Essential Tools
chef knives
chopping board
measuring utensils
small food processor
BBQ or grill pan
mixing bowl
Tips/Tricks
if using a grill pan/frying pan allow a further minute or 2 for cook time
wombok is also known as Chinese cabbage for those non-Aussie peeps
the aioli will keep for 3-5 days in an airtight container in the fridge