Hamburgers

​Ingredients
2 lbs Ground Hamburger
½ cup of bread crumbs
¼ cup Pure Italian Premium Seasoning/Rub
1 Tablespoon Basil
1 teaspoon ground fennel
1 Pepper
1 can of Olives
Grate of Lemon Zest
1 ounce Lambrusco wine
6 Cheese slices
1 Loaf Whole Wheat bread
Squash Paddles (recipe follows)

​Directions
Place 2 pounds of hamburger into a glass tray.
Put ½ a cup of bread crumbs and sprinkle it over the top of the hamburger. Add Italian seasoning,  Basil and ground fennel.
Cut up 1 green pepper and open a can of sliced olives.
Put on two gloves and mix everything in.
Take a grater and run a lemon over it 5-6 times.
Pour in an ounce of Lambrusco wine and mix in with the meat.
Make into 6 patties and place on grill.
Put Marinara Sauce onto the burger.
Place a piece of cheese onto each burger.
Take a loaf of bread and cut 1 inch high pieces.
Add a Burger to each of the bread pieces.
Place a Squash Paddle onto the burger. (recipe follows)
Add another piece of bread to the top.

Hamburgers is a Mad Dog & Merrill® Original Recipe from Episode Twenty of the 2020 Season of the Midwest Grill'n Show. Watch "Italiano" for this great recipe from America's Favorite Grill'n Show and More! Episode recipes include Hamburgers, Zucchini Yellow Squash Paddles, Breaded Chicken, Marinara Sauce and Orange Delight Drinks. Download the E-Book by visiting the Mad Dog & Merrill Online Store or become a Lifetime Member of the Mad Dog & Merrill® Grill'n Club to gain FREE access to all episode E-Books.

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