Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger 46
Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

INTRODUCTION

As an Asian, I seldom eat burger. We basically have burger when we frequented worldwide fast food chains such as McDonald, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Burger Kings and etc. However, at times, I do have urge to have this Western comfort food. As I am not taking beef, therefore, it is hard for me to buy the ready made burger patties sold in the supermarket.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

In fact, I do not have much choices to choose from since most burgers are beef based. So I can only have burger made from chicken like KFC’s Zinger or Colonel Burger. I do not have the chance to eat pork burger since most Malaysian and Singapore fast food outlets are “Halal” outlets meanings no selling of pork related products because of Islam. Therefore, I have decided to prepare it my way… marinate the minced pork with some Japanese teriyaki sauce and come out my very own version of Teriyaki Porky burger..

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

Preparation is extremely simple and I have used an oven to prepare the patties and eggs. Lots of ingredients are optional depending on your preference.  Not even a single drop of oil is used. Whether or not it can be termed as a healthy burger will very much depends on the dressing used.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

Being an Asian style burger, I have selected mayonnaise dressing for the burger. Therefore, this burger, in my humble opinion cannot be termed as healthy and in fact it had became a sinful burger. As the meat patties are rather big, I have termed this as a “heart attack” burger, a burger which is huge and sinful enough to trigger a heart attack. Haha.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

Just have a lighter moment, you may be interested to refer the following articles about burger before you proceed to the preparation.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger


WHAT IS REQUIRED

Servings: About 4-6 big size burger

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

Meat Marinating Ingredients

  • 500 gram of minced meat (pork belly preferred, chicken and beef is substitutable)
  • 5 big tablespoons of Teriyaki sauce
  • 3 tablespoons of Japanese rice wine, Mirin (optional)
  • 2 teaspoons of chopped garlics (optional)
  • 1 teaspoon of white pepper (optional)
  • 2 tablespoons of white sugar (not in picture)
  • Salt to taste (not in picture)
  • 1 teaspoon of dark soya sauce (not in picture) – for colouring
  • 3 teaspoons of corn starch (not in picture) – for better binding and improve meat texture
  • 6 eggs (not in picture)

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

  • 6 standard burger buns
  • Some lettuces
  • 2 tomatoes – sliced
  • 6 breakfast cheese slice
  • 1 cup of mayonnaise
  • 3 tablespoons of condensed milk (not in picture)
  • Some white/black pepper
  • Some butter (optional)

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger


STEPS OF PREPARATION

Preparing the burger patties

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

  • Put all the meat marinating ingredients (except eggs) together in a bowl. Stir until well mixed. Let it marinate for about 30 minutes.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

  • Preheat the oven at 170 degree Celsius.

  • Lightly grease some muffin tins and put the minced meat . Press it hard to make it compact. Meanwhile, crack some eggs in another muffin tray. Put the eggs tray in the centre rack whereas the minced meat tray on the top rack. Baked in the oven for 15-20 minutes. For the eggs, after 10 minutes, take out the tray if you want some runny yolks. Otherwise, take out after 15 minutes. Meanwhile, the minced meats will start to shrink and become patties with lot of meat juices.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

  • After 20 minutes, take out the minced meat and placed it in a baking tray. Continue baking for another 5-10 minutes or until the surface dries up. If you like juicy and light colour patties, you can bypass this step.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

Burger Assembly

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

  • In a bowl, place the mayonnaise, condensed milk and some black or white pepper. Stir until well mixed.
  • Cut a burger bread into half, spread with some butter both side, put some sliced tomatoes.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

  • Add a piece of lettuce and cheese and eggs on one side and on the other side, place the meat patty. Top the meat patty with generous amount of mayonnaise dressing. Put both sides of the burger bun together and the burger is done. Well, in my humble opinion, there is no right or wrong way of preparing a burger, do feel free to use your own ways to prepare it.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger


CONCLUSION

The burger is very “Asian” taste and I should say, I like the teriyaki flavoured meat patties. It is easy to prepare and use very little oils in the preparation. It took me about 1.5 hours to prepare these burgers and I am sure you can do it even faster than me with a little planning..Do give this a try and let me know whether it suits your taste buds.

Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

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Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger


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Easy Peasy Asian Heart Attack Burger–Teriyaki Pork Burger

 

  1. Hi Kenneth, thanks for sharing this lovely recipe. I like the idea of baking the meat patties and eggs.

  2. hi Kenneth, may I know – 3 tablespoons of Japanese rice wine and 3 tablespoons of Mirin?
    or
    1 1/2 tablespoons of Japanese rice wine and 1 1/2 tablespoons of Mirin?
    or
    Either 3 tablespoons of Japanese rice wine or 3 tablespoons of Mirin?
    Thank you.

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