Egg-in-a-hole Burgers
Prep:  20 minutes
Cook:  10 minutes
Serves:  4
Average: 4.3 (27 votes)
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Recipe by: Australian Eggs
Make your burger even better by adding an egg, not just on top of your burger but in your burger. Burgers are always better with an egg! Try this easy recipe on the barbecue.
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Egg-in-a-hole Burgers
Ingredients:
Method:
  1. Place beef, zucchini and herb mix in a bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Mix well to combine. Divide mixture into 3 even portions and shape each portion into a 1.5cm thick, 10cm diameter patty. Using a 5cm diameter cup or cutter, cut the centre from each patty. Use the cut-out mince to form a 10cm ring for your fourth patty
  2. Heat an oiled barbecue plate (with hood) over medium-high heat. Place onion to one side of the flat plate. Barbecue, turning occasionally, for 5-7 minutes or until golden. Transfer to a bowl.
  3. Meanwhile, place patties on flat plate. Barbecue for 3-4 minutes or until base is browned. Carefully turn patties over. Reduce heat to medium. Crack eggs into the centre of each patty. Cook, covered, for 5-6 minutes or until egg whites are set
  4. Brush cut side of buns with oil. Toast cut side of buns on barbecue until golden. Remove from heat. Place cheese on base of buns to soften slightly. Top with lettuce, sauces, barbecue onions and patties. Serve sandwiched with roll tops and serve with sweet potato fries and coleslaw
Tips & Hints:
  • Once centres are cut from patties, make sure you reshape the inner ring walls to contain the egg
Nutrition Information
Per adult serving (345g)

Calories

696.0

Energy

2910.0kJ

Protein

41.3g

Fat, Total

30.0g

Saturated

9.0g

Carbs, Total

61.5g

Sugars

8.0g

Dietary Fibre

6.0g

Sodium

1180.0mg
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