Eva Pau's Asian Kitchen30 Minutes

Korean Style Beef Burgers with Kimchi Ketchup & Lotus Root Crisps

Eva PauFrom the series · Eva Pau's Asian Kitchen
30 min totalServes 4Easy
Korean Style Beef Burgers with Kimchi Ketchup & Lotus Root CrispsKorean Style Beef Burgers with Kimchi Ketchup & Lotus Root Crisps
Time30 min
Serves4
SkillEasy
ShowEva Pau's Asian Kitchen
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Method

1
In a food processor, add in your spring onion, garlic and ginger, light soy sauce, ssamjang, sesame oil, sugar and black pepper. Blend to a smooth paste and mix into the beef mince.
2
Divide the burgers out into 4 patties. Flatten to approximate Heat a frying pan and pan fry each side for 3-4 minutes until cooked.
3
To make the kimchi ketchup, in a pan, saute the garlic and onions for 3-4minutes, then add in your tomatoes and kimchi. Slowly reduce until the sauce is thickened, 10-15mins. Add in a pinch of salt, sugar and vinegar. If you like your ketchup to be chunky you can leave as it is, or if you want it to be smooth, blitz it to be a smooth ketchup.
4
To make the lotus root crips, heat 1inch of oil in a frying pan to 175degrees. When the oil is up to temp, add your slices of lotus root into the hot oil and shallow fry for 2-3 mins on each side until they are golden brown. Set them onto some kitchen paper, when slightly cooled, sprinkle with some salt, set aside.
5
To assemble the burger, lightly toast the baps, then add one layer of lettuce, tomatoes, onions, burger, cheese and top with the kimchi ketchup and extra kimchi if desired. Serve with a side of lotus root crisps.
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