While at the Red Robin Kids Cookoff I was able to taste local finalist Emily’s Dill Havarti Burger. On it she also has fried pickles. I know right? What a concept! Although her recipe closely resembled last years winners. I know it’s not quite burger season yet but this dill Havarti burger is something different you can add to burger arsenal.
I wanted to try my own recipe and see how it turned out.
To begin slice up any pickle, I made my slices slightly thicker than a presliced pickle. I allowed them to sit on a layer of 3 paper towel for 20 minutes which absorbs some of the moisture in the pickle for better breading.
Simple breading technique: One in the flour, one in the egg, then one in the breading. (no matter what kind you use)
Cook in 1/4 of oil and flipped them over as you go. They cooked really fast so be ready to stand by.
Dill Havarti and Fried Dill Pickle Cheeseburger Recipe:
Simply top your burger with the Havarti cheese.
I put a dash of salt and pepper on some tomato and topped it with the fried pickles.
Although you too can create any version of this, slice lettuce would be a nice addition, also some ketchup.
The combination of dill and the pickle is simply divine. It’s not your ordinary cheeseburger!
Like cheeseburgers? Check out burger creations submitted to Red Robin from kids all over the U.S.
Looks good! Can’t wait for hamburger season!
She had a urge to make these hamburgers, which were good. Fried pickles are good!
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That looks so good! I love pickles! mmm
My stomach is growing now! MMMM
Oh no…having instructions on how to make fried pickles can’t possibly be good for the waistline…but…mmmm….so good!
drool……
Sounds tasty!