RestaurantsParlourSt. Paul Single Recipe

St. Paul Single Recipe

Inspired by Parlour
Time25m
Serves1

Ground Chuck, Ribeye, & Brisket, White American Cheese, Egg Bun

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Ingredients

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Burger Patties

Optional Condiments & Finish

Method

Burger Patties

1

Combine meats

Place ground chuck, ground ribeye, and ground brisket in a large bowl. Gently fold the meats together with a spatula or your hands just until combined — do not overwork. You want a loose mix so the patty stays tender.

2

Portion and form patties

Divide the mixture into a single 12-ounce portion (or a single portion equal to the sum of listed weights). For this recipe oriented to a single burger, form one patty about 3/4 to 1 inch thick and slightly wider than the bun. Make a shallow dimple in the center with your thumb to prevent doming when cooking.

3

Season

Season both sides of the patty liberally with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper just before cooking.

4

Preheat pan or griddle

Heat a heavy skillet, cast-iron pan, or griddle over medium-high heat until hot and shimmering (about 3–5 minutes). Add 1 tablespoon neutral oil and spread to coat the surface.

5

Cook the patty

Place the patty on the hot surface. For a 3/4–1 inch thick patty, cook for 3–4 minutes on the first side without disturbing to develop a good crust. Flip once and cook for another 3 minutes for medium doneness (adjust time ±1 minute for rarer or more well-done). Immediately after flipping, top the patty with the white American cheese slices, overlapping if necessary so the cheese melts over the top.

6

Rest

Remove the cooked patty to a plate and let rest for 2 minutes to allow juices to redistribute and the cheese to finish melting.

Buns & Cheese

7

Toast the bun

While the patty is resting (or just before cooking the patty), split the egg bun and spread 1 teaspoon softened butter on the cut faces. Place buns cut-side down on the hot griddle or in a skillet for 30–60 seconds, pressing lightly, until golden and crisp. Remove and keep warm.

8

Assemble

Place the cheese-topped patty on the bottom half of the toasted egg bun.

Optional Condiments & Finish

9

Finish and serve

Add optional condiments to taste: spread mustard and ketchup on the top bun, add dill pickle slices and thinly sliced yellow onion, and optionally a leaf of lettuce. Cap with the top bun and serve immediately while hot.

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