Dry-Aged Smash Burger

Dry-Aged Smash Burger




Chef Tom takes the classic Oklahoma onion smash burger to the next level, working 110-day dry-aged prime ribeye into the mix for a truly elevated Dry-Aged Smash Burger cooked on the griddle inside the Yoder Smokers YS640s Pellet Grill!

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  1. Ray Cannrc
    Ray Cannrc says:

    Another great recipe and I plan to make these this weekend. toasting of the bun I think keeps it from becoming a steamy mush bun. Looking forward to this one for sure.

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  2. bigfoot286
    bigfoot286 says:

    This looks amazing, and I’m gonna have to try it soon. I feel I have reached the pinnacle of the standard smash burger and have wanted to try an upgraded version and this looks like a great place to start. Question about the roasted garlic, when ever I’ve done it I peel prior to cooking, is there any benefit to not doing that like you did here?

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