In the coming weeks backyard grills will be sizzling with the sounds and aromas of juicy burgers. What better way to kick off your Fourth of July meal than with an All-American Burger.
Starting today and all through next week, we will be sharing recipes to make your Fourth of July Menu sparkle! We are kicking it off with the Main Dishes and this All-American Burger that is sure to please the crowd!
There are endless burgers toppings, but for the All-American Burger we used white cheddar cheese, tomato slice and blue potato chips. When we were discussing which Burger to share for our Fourth of July Menu, we pulled out Bobby Flay’s cookbook, Burgers, Fries and Shakes. Our first thought was to make an Indiana Burger, much like Bobby’s California Burger, but then we spotted his signature Crunchburger with potato chips, and thought it would make a perfect All-American Burger.
The burger itself is pretty basic, seasoned with Red Robin Seasoning and grilled to perfection. And we like a nice soft bun, these are Aunt Millie’s Deli Style.
We have a few more Fourth of July Main Dish ideas for you…
- Build Your Own Hot Dog Bar with Chicago, Taco, Chili Cheese and Tex-Mex Dogs
- Mix and Match Burger Bar
- Grilled Pork Ribs
- Royal Ultimate Burger with a fried egg
- Sweet BBQ Chicken Kabobs
- Grilled Butterflied Chicken
- Grilled Margarita Chicken Kabobs
Join us each day as we share our 4th of July Menu with you!
Linking to…Â Gooseberry Patch
Mark is a self-taught cook specializing in Asian cuisine. Mark’s passion for food began at a young age when his parents finally allowed him to attempt cooking. Since then, he’s found himself experimenting in the kitchen, watching cooking shows, and reading food blogs. Mark lives in Toronto, Canada, where he works as a restaurant chef.
My mouth is watering. I can’t wait to see what other recipes you share with us. I would love if you linked them up to Show Off Monday @ Kampenlane.com on Monday.
Thanks!
Taylor-Ann
kampenlane.com
Yummy! I love the idea of some crunch on a burger…may have to experiment with this. I love the star plate, too!