For this burger use the beetroot tartare created by 2 Michelin starred chef Jean-François Piège instead of a meat patty. Add some salad seasoned with Boursin® Professional Squeeze Garlice & Fine Herbs Cheese sauce and avocado to make this burger complete.
Beetroot tartare burger
Portions
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+
Preparation time
20
minutes
Cooking time
–
Price category
–
Ingredients
The beet tartare
- 180 g cooked beetroot
- 100 g Boursin® Professional Squeeze Garlic & Fine Herbs Cheese sauce
- 1 teaspoon of red wine vinegar
- 4 drops of Tabasco® sauce
- 4 drops of Worcestershire sauce
- 3 g chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 2 g salt and pepper
- olive oil
The burger
- 4 leaves of lettuce
- 120 g Boursin® Professional Squeeze Garlic & Fine Herbs Cheese sauce
- 2 burger buns
- 1 avocado
- 2 beet tartare patties
Preparation
The beetroot tartare
- Chop the beets using a knife or a chopper and place in a round-bottom mixing bowl.
- Whisk the Boursin® Professional Squeeze until smooth in another round bottom mixing bowl, and then add the beets. Mix thoroughly.
- Add the vinegar, Tabasco®, Worcestershire sauce, chopped parsley, salt and pepper. Mix well to obtain the appearance of a raw steak tartare patty.
- Place in a food ring in the centre of a plate, and set aside.
- Cut the lettuce leaves into a chiffonade and toss with Boursin® Professional Squeeze.
- Slice the buns in half and toast the inner surface, then spread Boursin® Professional Squeeze.
- Cut the avocado into thin slices, and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Assembly
- On the base of the bun, place the salad seasoned with Boursin® Professional Squeeze. Then add a few slices of avocado, the beet tartare, and top with the bun crown.