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A super-satisfying tower of textures and flavors.
準備に必要な時間
材料 For
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x 4
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4 thin slides
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Iceberg Lettuce12 leaves
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8 slices
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x 0.50
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x 1
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25 cl
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10 g
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作り方
1
Combine the yolk of an egg and the mustard in a mixing bowl. Season with table salt. Gently add the sunflower oil whilst stirring continually, until the mixture forms a firm mayonnaise. Add the ketchup and mix again. Finish your cocktail sauce by incorporating the lemon juice and cognac. The consistency should be creamy. Keep cool.
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Preheat the oven to 230°C on the grill setting. Slice the buns in half. Place the tops of the buns upside down in the oven and allow them to brown. Spoon some cocktail sauce over the bottom halves of the buns. Arrange 3 little gem lettuce leaves neatly on each one, followed by 2 slices of tomato.
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Season the patties and cook them to your taste in a pan, with a little groundnut oil. Just before they have finished cooking, remove them from the pan, top them with the slices of Mimolette and pop them in the oven for a few moments so the cheese melts. Once the cheese has melted, place the patties on top of the tomato slices.
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4
Fry the slices of bacon in the same pan you used for the patties and then lay them on top of the patties. Put the tops on your burgers and dig in!
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