Double Chili Sauce Gourmet Burger
Elevate your burger game with a smoky, fiery double chili sauce made from pan-charred peppers, aromatic spices, and crunchy pickled mustard greens.
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.
Ingredients
- 1 brioche burger bun
- 1 beef burger patty
- 1 slice yellow cheese
- 1 strip bacon
- to taste purple cabbage
- to taste green lettuce
- to taste local red and green chili peppers
- 2 tbsp pickled mustard greens
- 2 tbsp cooking oil
- 1 pinch sliced onions and mixed spices
Instructions
- 1Prep Fresh Chilies

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. - 2Fry Spices and Aromatics

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. - 3Pan-fry and blister chilies

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. - 4Filter spiced chili base oil

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. - 5Torch Blister Chilies

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. - 6Stir-Fry Blistered Chilies in 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. - 7Add pickled mustard greens

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. - 8Transfer chilies to blender

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. - 9Blend Chilies and Mustard Greens

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. - 10Add Double Chili Sauce

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.