Burger-Stuffed Onion Rings

 


Burger-Stuffed Onion Rings Ingredients

To create the burger meat filling you’ll stuff the onion rings with, all you need is some ground beef and shredded cheese.

Then, for the onion rings, you’ll start out with yellow onions or sweet onions (your choice). You’ll also need slices of bacon, your favorite BBQ rub, favorite BBQ sauce and sliced jalapeños, for garnish.

Finally, for the zesty sauce, you’ll combine mayonnaise, prepared horseradish, dijon mustard, ketchup, soy sauce, white sugar, white vinegar, lemon juice, cayenne powder, and kosher salt.


How to Make Burger-Stuffed Onion Rings

Prepare the Onion Rings

Let’s dive into this unique, tasty recipe! First, begin by peeling the outside layer of your onions and slicing into 1” thick onion rings. Grab 6-8 of the largest “rings” and inside “rings” to make the outside shape for our burger-stuffed onion rings. 


Next, in a medium bowl, mix together the ground beef and shredded cheese. Take an outside ring and grab a handful of the hamburger mixture and place it in the center. Shape the ground beef mixture to the outside of the onion then place the smaller onion ring into the ground beef to make a “donut” shape. 


Next, curl a bacon slice around the inner and outer rings of each donut, so that the bacon covers up the entire onion ring. Set each wrapped and stuffed onion ring on a baking tray. 


Repeat these steps until you have used all the remaining rings, or you have all the burger-stuffed onion rings you’d like.


Then, season all the Burger Stuffed Onion Rings with your favorite BBQ Seasoning and set in the fridge for 30 minutes to set.

Create the Special Sauce



While those are setting, in a small bowl, mix together the ingredients for the Zesty Sauce and place in the fridge until ready to serve.

Fire Up the Grill!

Now it’s time to cook these bad boys! Preheat your smoker at medium heat for indirect cooking at 275 degrees F. Add some wood chunks or chips for added smoke flavor if you like.


Finally, place onion rings on the smoker to cook indirectly for 45-60 minutes or until the center of the beef’s internal temperature is 165F.

In the last 10 minutes, drizzle your favorite BBQ sauce over the top and glaze the onion rings. Once the BBQ sauce is “tacky” and each beef onion ring is done, pull off and let cool for 5 minutes.


Serve the stuffed rings by garnishing with slices of jalapenos, zesty dipping sauce on the side and enjoy!


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