Carl’s Jr. Ice Cream Brrrger

Looks like Carl’s Jr. is testing out a new “Ice Cream Brrrger” product that actually kind of looks like a hamburger. Who wants to try it?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/18/carls-jr-ice-cream-burger_n_1527056.html

[Image: Huffington Post]

Hamburger Whoopie Pie Recipe

Check out this neat recipe for “Hamburger” Whoopie Pies…

http://www.onegreenplanet.org/vegan-food/recipe-hamburger-whoopie-pies/

[Image: onegreenplanet.org]

Hamburger Ice Cream Treat

Anyone want to make these hamburger ice cream treats for my birthday today? ([])

Ingredients:

  • 8 dessert sponge cups (strawberry shortcake cups)
  • 2 drops yellow food coloring
  • 3 black licorice twists, for grill marks
  • Red gel frosting, for ketchup
  • 2 large green gum drops, sliced, for pickles
  • Sesame seeds
  • 1/2 cup marshmallow cream
  • 2 cups BLUE BUNNY® Premium Homemade Chocolate Ice Cream
 Preparation:

  1. Trim upper edge of each dessert cup to make them level; set aside.
  2. Stir food coloring into marshmallow creme; set aside.
  3. Cut licorice in half lengthwise, then cut in half crosswise; set aside.
  4. Place 1/2 cup ice cream on each of 4 dessert cups, smoothing edges to look like hamburger patties. Press three pieces of licorice onto each ice cream hamburger patty for grill marks.
  5. Spread each with about 1 tablespoon marshmallow cream mustard and drizzle with gel frosting ketchup. Top with gum drop pickles.

 

More info here:

http://www.recipebridge.com/g/168/10136943/sweet-ice-cream-hamburger-treats

[Image: Recipe Bridge]

An Actual Burger A Day

The cool chefs (I’m assuming they are cool since it looks like they love burgers) at Delmonico Kitchen and Bar, way over in Guam, are about to start their own Burger 365 challenge. Starting this week, they will be serving a new burger creation every day for a year. They are even having  promotions such as the chance to win $1000 for trying all 365!

Near Guam? Then check out more info here:

http://www.dine.dkbguam.com/2012/02/27/burger-365-r-u-ready/

[Image: DKBGuam]

Scooby-Doo Hamburger Cake Pan

Wanna make a cake of Scooby-Doo eating a hamburger? You can use this awesome cake pan! I’m sure Scooby would like this just as well as a Scooby Snack…

http://www.enchanteddreamsonline.com/cartoons.html

[Image: Enchanted Dreams Online]

Hamburger Chocolate Lollipop

A chocolate lollipop painted like a hamburger? Order me up some…

http://rottieprincess.com/Hamburger-Pie-Ice-Cream-Chocolate-Lollipops-Set-Party-Favors-P962614.aspx

[Image: Rottie Princess]

Halloween Hamburgers for Kids

It’s almost time for Halloween! Here’s a cool recipe for Halloween Hamburgers from FabulousFoods.com.

http://www.fabulousfoods.com/recipes/halloween-hamburgers-for-kids

[Image: Fabulous Foods]

Bonus Burger365 – Chewbacca

Here’s another burger that I created for Star Wars Remix.  In hindsight, I should have used a Boca Burger patty to create “Chew-Boca”. Oh well…

Once again, make sure you check out Star Wars Remix every Tuesday and Thursday, as they reveal the latest creations. Submit your own piece as well! ([])

New to the site? I created 365 other pieces of burger artwork as well.

Mickey Mouse Burger Press

Create your own Burger365 patties with this cutout.

From Betty’s Attic:

Turn your barbecue or party into a Disney® food fest! Place meat into mold and press down to produce Mickey-shaped patties! 

Use with any ground meat. Non-stick die-cast aluminum with wood handle; includes a bonus Mickey-shaped bun cutter! 

[Image: Betty's Attic]

Bonus Burger365 – Star Wars Jawas

Have you seen Star Wars Remix yet? This website celebrates the Star Wars universe by featuring non traditional “artwork”, similar to some of the things I was doing for Burger365. Anyone can submit a Star Wars themed piece by “remixing”  the world around them.

I was honored when Skull-A-Day‘s Noah Scalin asked me to submit a few pieces as part of the Star Wars Remix launch.  Of course I had to create some Bonus Burger365 pieces and came up with these “Jawa Burgers”.

Make sure you check out Star Wars Remix every Tuesday and Thursday, as they reveal the latest creations. You can also submit your own piece as well! ([])

(It’s not a burger, but I also created this Twist TIE Fighter for the site, which was inspired by the Twisty Ties Burger.)

Large Cheeseburger Cake

Connie C. sent in this photo of a large cheeseburger cake. Her friend’s wife made it for her husband’s birthday! Pretty massive! ([])

Juicy Lucy Hamburger Cupcakes

Found online by MayLynn, here is a great recipe for Juicy Lucy Hamburger Cupcakes!

From Rock Ur Party:

Ever had a Juicy Lucy?

We all know there’s nothing better than a burger.  Unless it’s a Juicy Lucy, which one-ups a regular burger as it is two patties stuffed with a hot gooey, cheesy center (Beware: That first bite can be dangerous!).  It sounds odd to the uninitiated, but the Juicy Lucy is truly a burger graduated to the proverbial next level.

So it’s easy to see then, how the new Fun-da-middle cupcakes, with their ingenious creamy filling, could take the Burger CUPCAKE to a completely new and previously unimagined realm.  The “Juicy Lucy” Burger Cupcake is everything that you would expect in its less-adorned bretheren – a faux “bun” studded with sesame seeds and a stylized application of various icings and colored coconut for visual tomfoolery.  The filling adds both the “juicy” and the “lucy”!  So let’s ask the question a different way – what could be more fun than a tiny burger cupcake?  A “Juicy Lucy” Burger Cupcake, that’s what!

Check out the full site with detailed instructions here:

http://rock-ur-party.tablespoon.com/2011/08/29/juicy-lucy-burger-cupcakes/

 

[Image: Rock Ur Party]

Tanabata Hamburger

The Los Angeles Tanabata Festival was recently held down in Little Tokyo.

From Wikipedia:

Tanabata (七夕?, meaning “Evening of the seventh”) is a Japanese star festival, originating from the Chinese Qixi Festival.[1] It celebrates the meeting of the deities Orihime and Hikoboshi (represented by the stars Vega and Altair respectively).

While walking by, we came across this super cool Tanabata Hamburger decoration, which we were informed, was one of the winners.

Red Robin’s Kids Cookoff

Have you been to Red Robin recently?

Once again, Red Robin is featuring the recipe of a kid chef in restaurants nationwide as part of the 5th annual Red Robin Kid’s Cook-Off. Twelve-year-old Donovan Duggins created the Mt. Vesuvius Burger (complete with bleu cheese, provolone, bacon and Donovan’s very own lava sauce), which will be available at all Red Robin restaurants from Tuesday, July 26 to Sunday, September 11.

For each Mt. Vesuvius Burger sold, 50 cents will go to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® (NCMEC) to help keep kids safer. Red Robin has also selected the top 50 kid-created burger recipes to be featured in a free downloadable cookbook available at www.redrobin.com

[Images: Red Robin]

Found Burger: Cupcake

Found by Erin on her boss’ desk:

Hamburger Beans

Beans that look like a hamburger? Apparently they are a few species that look like this.

From backyardnature.net:

In the picture, the two grayish hamburger beans up front were produced byMucuna sloanei, and sometimes are called Brown Hamburger Beans or Horse Eyes. The species lives in swamp forests, at borders of rivers and lakes, in savanna woodland and wet places in secondary vegetation over a vast distribution area including Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific islands. A black dye is obtained from all parts of the plant.

More commonly found here than the Brown species are the two reddish-brown beans in the background. They’re Mucuna urens, Red Hamburger Beans, distributed throughout much of the American Tropics as well as on Pacific islands.

More info here:

http://www.backyardnature.net/yucatan/mucuna.htm

[Image: backyardnature]

An Actual Burger BBQ

On a recent trip to the Bay Area, my parents celebrated the completion of the Burger365 project with, what else, an actual hamburger barbeque. They grilled up some amazing patties, filled with pineapple and mushrooms.

Topped off with gorgonzola cheese, red onion, lettuce and tomato on an onion bun and paired with sweet potato fries, they were of course delicious. Yum! Here’s to many more barbeques in the upcoming summer!

Dessert Burgers by Yara

Check out the great “Dessert Burgers” from fellow 365′er Yara, sent into us from Noah of Skull-A-Day and Make Something 365.

Yara is part of a 365 Creative Creations project and for Day 100, she created these yummy looking “burgers”.


See more and follow here progress here: http://www.projectyara.com/2011/04/365cc-day-100-100/

Cheeseburger in a can?

Would you eat a cheeseburger from a can?

“Cheeseburgers in a can.   Can be taken on every trip but we not suggest you live of them!!  Easy to prepare by simply heating the tin in water, take the lid off and enjoy or alternatively heat up in the frying pan, too.    With juicy beef, tasty cheese, fried onions, cucumber, mustard and ketchup. 

We have tasted these and they are edible, like most ready meals they are not as good as the real thing but if you are stuck on a hill somewhere or snowed in they will suffice.  They are not big enough on there own to be one meal, you will need either a couple or something else to go with it.  Enjoy! “

Get some: http://www.touring-gear.com/products/Cheeseburger.html

Thanks Emily, for sending this by.

[Image: touring-gear.com]

Burger #363 – Bread Loaf

Bread gone “a rye”…

Inspired by “Panda Bread“, this particular loaf of bread has a special surprise “burger filling” inside. Thanks to J for help with this one, as well as Melissa for letting us borrow her nifty bread mixer. Maybe next time we’ll figure out how to make it actually taste like an actual burger too. ([])

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