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- ALF's Kitchen makes the viral crack burger by mixing a pound of ground beef, sour cream, ranch seasoning, diced bacon, and shredded cheddar cheese.
- ALF's Kitchen cooks the 5 oz meat balls as smash burgers on a lightly greased smoke stone set to high for about 90 seconds before flipping.
- ALF's Kitchen tops the patties with havarti cheese and builds the burger on a toasted potato bun covered in new burger sauce.
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So, I heard there was a viral burger going around called the Crack Burger. And you all know there's no way I'm not going to give this a try. So, we're going to see if it's worth the hype. Now, it starts off pretty interesting with a pound of ground beef, three tablespoons of sour cream, some ranch seasoning, a little diced bacon, and some shredded cheddar cheese. And after we get it all mixed together really well, we're going to form everything together into roughly 5 oz balls. I mean, I've seen people smash these and cook them on a grill, but I think a smash burger is definitely the move. So, after we get these ready to go, we can head out to the smoke stone and get it cranked up to high before we place down the balls and get them smashed right into the cook top. Now, I'm going to treat these like any other smash burger
with one exception. We're going to lightly grease the cook top to make sure it doesn't stick too bad. Trust me, I already had one failed attempt before the ones you're seeing right now. And after about 90 seconds, let's flip these over to reveal a pretty decent crust. And then I'm going to top these off with some havari cheese and give that just a few seconds to melt. And all we have to do is get the patties stacked up and head inside so we can put this all together. And I'm going to start with a toasted potato bun covered in my new burger sauce before I place down two of the patties and hit the top bun with more burger sauce. Then we can cap this thing off and see if the spiral crack burger is really that good.
I mean, it's really good. I'd probably prefer a regular smash burger, but it's definitely worth trying at least once.