Double Chili Sauce Gourmet Burger

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Elevate your burger game with a smoky, fiery double chili sauce made from pan-charred peppers, aromatic spices, and crunchy pickled mustard greens.

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This gourmet burger combines classic American comfort food with vibrant, smoky Asian flavors. Featuring a thick, juicy beef patty crowned with melted cheese, crispy bacon, and a unique relish of blistered local chilies and pickled mustard greens, every bite offers a complex balance of heat, crunch, and savory richness.

A gourmet beef burger featuring a toasted brioche bun, purple cabbage, lettuce, juicy beef patty with melted cheese, bacon, and double chili sauce.
A gourmet beef burger featuring a toasted brioche bun, purple cabbage, lettuce, juicy beef patty with melted cheese, bacon, and double chili sauce.
Prep20 mins
Cook15 mins
Total35 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyMedium
Calories750 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Prep Fresh Chilies
    Fresh red and green chili peppers arranged on a stainless steel prep table.

    Select fresh local red and green chili peppers, wash them thoroughly, and lay them out completely dry on a metal prep table.

    Tip: Ensure the chilies are washed and completely dry before cooking to avoid oil splatter.
  2. 2Fry Spices and Aromatics
    Sliced onions and whole spices sizzling and releasing steam in hot oil inside a deep wok.

    Pour cooking oil into a wok and add sliced onions along with a selection of spices, stirring continuously until fragrant.

    Tip: Maintain medium-low heat to release the essential oils from the spices without burning them.
  3. 3Pan-fry and blister chilies
    Green and red chili peppers being turned with tongs in a hot pan while charring.

    Pan-fry the green and red chili peppers over heat until their skins turn blistered and blackened, imparting a rich smoky flavor.

    Tip: Use tongs to turn the chilies frequently for an even char.
  4. 4Filter spiced chili base oil
    Spiced oil being poured from a wok through a wire mesh strainer into a large metal bowl.

    Pour the hot spiced oil containing aromatics through a metal strainer into a bowl to filter out the solid spices, leaving a clear and fragrant base oil.

    Tip: Filter slowly to avoid splashing hot oil.
  5. 5Torch Blister Chilies
    A blue flame from a torch blistering the surface of red and green chili peppers on a metal table.

    Apply direct heat using a flame torch directly onto the chili peppers to further blister and char their skins evenly.

    Tip: Move the flame steadily across the peppers to achieve an even smoky char.
  6. 6Stir-Fry Blistered Chilies in Spiced Oil
    Blistered chili peppers being stir-fried with a spatula in a wok filled with shimmering spiced oil.

    Transfer the torched and blistered chili peppers back into the wok containing the previously filtered spiced oil, and stir-fry vigorously over high heat.

    Tip: Keep the heat high to lock in flavor and achieve a rich, smoky infusion.
  7. 7Add pickled mustard greens
    Pickled mustard greens mixed with blistered red and green chilies stir-frying in a hot wok.

    Add crunchy pickled mustard greens directly into the wok along with the chili peppers, then continue stir-frying over high heat.

    Tip: Drain excess moisture from the mustard greens before adding them to prevent cooling down the wok too quickly.
  8. 8Transfer chilies to blender
    Cooked red and green chili peppers placed inside a stainless steel blender container.

    Transfer the cooked and blistered chili peppers into a food processor blender to prepare them for chopping.

    Tip: Let the chilies cool slightly before blending to prevent excessive pressure buildup.
  9. 9Blend Chilies and Mustard Greens
    Chilies and chopped pickled mustard greens combining inside the blender blades.

    Add more pickled mustard greens into the blender along with the chilies and pulse them together until completely chopped to the desired texture.

    Tip: Pulse rather than run continuously to keep a nice texture.
  10. 10Add Double Chili Sauce
    A spoonful of textured green and red double chili sauce being drizzled over a yellow melted cheese slice atop a cooked beef patty.

    Scoop the freshly prepared double chili sauce and spoon it generously over the melted cheese covering the juicy beef patty, adding a spicy kick to the burger assembly.

    Tip: Ensure the sauce is evenly distributed so every bite gets a balanced amount of spice and flavor.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
2 days
Store leftover double chili sauce in an airtight container in the fridge.
Reheating
1–2 min
Warm up the chili sauce gently in a pan or microwave before adding to freshly cooked burger patties.

Burn It Off

Running
~70 minutes at a moderate pace (~10 km/h).
Hyrox
~75 minutes of high-intensity functional training.
Pickleball
~1 hour 45 minutes of active competitive play.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can remove the seeds from the red and green chili peppers prior to cooking to lower the overall heat level while keeping the smoky flavor.
If pickled mustard greens are unavailable, finely chopped dill pickles or sauerkraut can provide a similar tangy crunch.
Pan-frying infuses the chilies with the spiced base oil, while the flame torch enhances the surface char for a deeper, authentic smoky flavor profile.
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