Ingredients
1. For this recipe, you will need 2 packages of dry ranch seasoning packets. I used an off-brand variety with great results and flavor.
2. Mince the garlic, chop the shallot, and grate the small onion.
3. Combine the Feta with the shredded mozzarella.
4. Add the ground chuck to a large bowl. Then add the eggs, panko, minced garlic, ranch seasoning, chopped shallots and grated onion, as well as the Worcestershire sauce & steak seasoning. Combine together but do not handle too much. Just enough so meat holds together.
5. Shape the ground beef into balls of equal size. Should get 14 total. Then pat them out flat and make a well in the center of the first burger. Then fill well with feta and mozzarella mixture. Next, flatten out another burger, and place over the burger with the cheese filling. Then press edges of burger together to seal.
6. Place on a large platter till all are complete. Heat a heavy bottom skillet (I used a 16-inch skillet) over medium-high heat. Then add all of the burgers or as many as you can without overcrowding. Allow to cook about 4-5 minutes on bottom side.
2 1/2Â lb ground chuck
5Â clove fresh garlic, minced
1/3Â c worchestershire sauce
1Â c crumbled Feta cheese
1Â c shredded mozzarella
7Â slice thick super sharp cheddar cheese
2Â large eggs, room temperature
1Â c panko (Japenese) bread crumbs
1 1/2Â Tbsp steak seasoning
1/3Â c dehydrated onions
2Â pkg dry ranch seasoning mix
1Â small onion, grated
1Â medium shallot, chopped
1Â large white onion or vidalia, sliced thin and carmelized
1Â large tomato sliced thin
7Â large kaiser or onion hamburger buns, toasted
Directions
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