Peanut Butter Double Beef Burger

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A decadent homemade double beef burger featuring smashed patties, melted cheese, crisp lettuce, and a rich savory-sweet peanut butter sauce.

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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.

A finished peanut butter double beef burger with toasted buns, melted cheese, and fresh lettuce held in hands
A finished peanut butter double beef burger with toasted buns, melted cheese, and fresh lettuce held in hands
Prep15 mins
Cook10 mins
Total25 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Portion the Minced Beef
    Gloved hands handling minced beef inside a stainless steel mixing bowl.

    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.
  2. 2Shape the Meatballs
    A gloved hand tossing a raw beef meatball over a mixing bowl.

    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.
  3. 3Prepare Peanut Butter Sauce Base
    A wooden spoon scooping creamy peanut butter into a clear glass mixing bowl.

    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.
  4. 4Mix Sauce Ingredients
    Peanut butter combined with liquid condiments and spices inside a glass bowl resting on a woven mat.

    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.
  5. 5Pan-Fry the Beef Ball
    A raw beef meatball being placed into a hot dark pan by hand.

    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.
  6. 6Press the Burger Patty Flat
    A stainless steel masher pressing down on ground beef cooking inside a pan.

    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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! The richness of the peanut butter pairs exceptionally well with savory beef and melted cheese, creating a flavor profile similar to a gourmet satay burger.
Smooth peanut butter is recommended because it creates a uniform, creamy sauce, but chunky peanut butter can be used if you prefer extra texture.
Shacha sauce is a Chinese savory condiment made from soybean oil, garlic, shallots, and dried fish. If you dont have it, you can omit it or substitute a tiny pinch of Chinese five-spice powder.
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