
Health benefits
Lettuce: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Tomatoes: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Pepper: enrich blood, protect teeth, protect bones
Ingredients
Burger embryos ( two ) | Chicken breast ( 200g ) |
Lettuce ( Two slices ) | Cheese( Two slices ) |
Tomato ( One ) | Ginger ( 3 grams ) |
Salt ( half spoon ) | Cooking wine ( one spoonful ) |
Butter ( 15g ) | Pepper ( Half spoon ) |
Tomato sauce ( appropriate amount ) | Salad dressing (appropriate amount) |
How to make chicken cheeseburger

1. Prepare the ingredients.

2. Cut the ginger into minced pieces and set aside.

3. Wash the lettuce, control the water and set aside.

4. Slice tomatoes and take two slices.

5. Chop the chicken breast into chicken filling.

6.Put minced ginger into the meat filling.

7.Put in salt.

8.Add cooking wine.

9.Add softened butter.

10.Add pepper.

11.Crap all ingredients evenly.

12. Cut two pieces of oil paper, divide the meat filling into two parts, and roll it into a round shape first.Place on oil paper and flatten into a patty shape.

13. During the pressing process, you need to modify the shape of the patty with your hands to make its edges Does not crack and stays round.

14. Heat the pot and place the patties flat on the bottom of the pot.

15. Fry over low heat for two to three minutes, turn over, and fry for another two to three minutes.

16. Cut the burger embryo crosswise.

17.Put the burger embryo base into a plate.

18. Apply a layer of salad dressing.

19.Put the meat patties just out of the pan.

20. Spread the cheese slices on the meat patty while it is hot.The temperature of the meat patty will heat the cheese.piece.

21. Then add lettuce.

22. Add tomato slices.

23. Squeeze a little tomato sauce.

24. Cover the top with burger slices.

25.The delicious burger is ready.
Tips
During the frying process, the patty will shrink, so the diameter of the raw patty should be larger than that of the hamburger.
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