Peanut Butter Double Beef Burger
A decadent homemade double beef burger featuring smashed patties, melted cheese, crisp lettuce, and a rich savory-sweet peanut butter sauce.
Combining savory beef and creamy peanut butter creates an unexpectedly delicious flavor pairing that is popular in creative burger joints. This recipe layers juicy pan-fried smash patties with a quick homemade sauce containing peanut butter, soy sauce, honey, and a hint of shacha sauce.
Ingredients
- 400 g minced beef
- 2 slices burger buns
- 2 slices cheese
- 1 leaf lettuce
- 2 tbsp peanut butter
- 1 tbsp light soy sauce
- 1 tsp honey
- 1 tsp white vinegar
- 2 tbsp water
- 0.5 tsp shacha sauce
- to taste salt
- to taste black pepper
Instructions
- 1Portion the Minced Beef

Take portions of minced beef, approximately 100 grams each, inside a metal mixing bowl.
Tip: Use a kitchen scale for the first few portions to ensure the patties cook evenly. - 2Shape the Meatballs

Toss the portioned meat back and forth between your gloved palms to compact the meat and form a tight, smooth meatball.
Tip: Packing the meat tightly helps prevent the burger patties from falling apart during pan-frying. - 3Prepare Peanut Butter Sauce Base

Scoop peanut butter using a wooden spoon into a clean glass bowl to serve as the rich base for the sauce.
Tip: Smooth peanut butter works best to achieve a uniform, creamy consistency. - 4Mix Sauce Ingredients

Add light soy sauce, honey, white vinegar, water, and half a teaspoon of shacha sauce into the peanut butter bowl, then whisk everything together until smooth.
Tip: Add the water gradually while whisking to prevent lumps from forming in the sauce. - 5Pan-Fry the Beef Ball

Place the raw beef meatball into a heated flat-bottomed pan, then season the top surface with salt and black pepper.
Tip: Ensure the pan is properly heated before adding the meat to achieve a good sear. - 6Press the Burger Patty Flat

Use a metal masher tool to press the burger meat flat against the hot pan surface, pressing back and forth a few times to ensure even contact.
Tip: Pressing firmly ensures the bottom gets an even, fragrant sear across the entire surface.