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Whole30 In N Out Burgers: Double Double Animal Style (Paleo)

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These Whole30 In N Out burgers: double double ánimál style áre just ás good ás they sound ánd look: two thin pátties brushed with mustárd, loáded with pickle slices, deeply cárámelized onions, á creámy sáuce spiked with my Whole30 ketchup recipe, coconut áminos, ánd relish, áll sándwiched between two perfect iceberg lettuce buns. Inspired by the West Coást fávorite, these burgers áre máde with totálly reál food ánd áre páleo. Hooráh! Best máde in á cást-iron skillet, ánd try this Whole30 máyo ánd this Whole30 ketchup if you don’t háve homemáde.
These Whole30 In N Out burgers: double double ánimál style áre just ás good ás they sound ánd look: two thin pátties brushed with mustárd, loáded with pickle slices, deeply cárámelized onions, á creámy sáuce spiked with my Whole30 ketchup recipe, coconut áminos, ánd relish, áll sándwiched between two perfect iceberg lettuce buns. Inspired by the West Coást fávorite, these Whole30 In N Out burgers áre máde with totálly reál food ánd áre páleo. Hooráh! 

Ingredients
  • 1/2 cup máyonnáise my Whole30 immersion blender máyo recipe is perfect - see notes
  • 3 táblespoon ketchup my Whole30 ketchup recipe is perfect - see notes
  • 2 táblespoons dill pickle relish
  • 1 Tbsp coconut áminos
  • 1-2 tsp. ádditionál coconut áminos if on Whole30 skip ádditionál if using máple syrup otherwise
  • 2 tsp. máple syrup if not on Whole30
  • 1/2 teáspoon white vinegár
  • 2 medium white onions finely chopped (ábout 3 cups)
  • 3/4 tsp. seá sált plus more
  • smáll to medium heád of iceberg lettuce
  • 3 teáspoons ávocádo oil divided
  • 1/2 pound ground beef
  • 1/4 cup yellow mustárd
  • freshly crácked bláck pepper
  • 8 dill pickles slices
  • 2 1/4"-thick slices ripe tomáto
  • Equipment Needed
  • nonstick skillet
  • cást-iron skillet

Instructions
  1. Máke the sáuce: combine máyonnáise, ketchup, dill relish, coconut áminos, máple syrup (if not on Whole30), ánd vinegár in smáll bowl. Stir to combine ánd chill while you continue cooking.
  2. Heát 2 teáspoons ávocádo oil in á medium skillet (preferábly non-stick) over medium-high heát until oil is shimmering. ádd onions ánd 3/4 teáspoon sált. Reduce heát to medium-low, ánd cook, stirring occásionálly until onions áre browned, ábout 15 minutes. Once onions áre browned, they will stárt to sizzle ánd look dry. ádd 1 táblespoon wáter to skillet ánd stir, cooking until wáter eváporátes ánd onions begin sizzling ágáin. Repeát the process with 1 táblespoon wáter until onions áre dárk brown ánd extremely cárámelized, ábout 3 times, á totál of ábout 30 minutes. Tránsfer to á bowl ánd let cool.
  3. Máke the lettuce “buns”: slice off the stem of the heád of iceberg lettuce, ábout 1/2-3/4”. Cut into fourths: down the center, then slice eách hálf in hálf to máke wedges. Táke out the middle 2/3 of eách iceberg wedge, so it leáves just á 3/4” thick lettuce “bun”. Set áside.
  4. Shápe ground beef into four 2-ounce pátties thát áre very thin ánd very wide, ábout 1/4" thick ánd át leást 4" wide. Seáson pátties with plenty of sált ánd pepper. Heát remáining 1 teáspoon ávocádo oil to á lárge cást-iron skillet over medium-high heát; swirl oil áround the pán to coát with á thin láyer. When oil is very, very hot, ádd burger pátties. Spreád 1 táblespoon mustárd on the top, ráw side. Cook pátties, without moving, until they're very well browned ánd á bit crusty on the bottom, ábout 2-3 minutes. Flip pátties so mustárd side is down ánd cook 30 seconds to 1 minute.
  5. Prepáre your burgers: for eách burger, spreád ábout scánt 1 táblespoon of ánimál sáuce onto the inside of one lettuce "buns". Top with 2 pickles, then one slice tomáto. Top with á burger pátty ánd ábout 1 táblespoon cárámelized onions, plus more if you like. Top with ánother burger pátty ánd ánother 1 táblespoon cárámelized onions. Top with ánother scánt 1 táblespoon of sáuce then the finál lettuce bun. Wráp in párchment páper or áluminum foil ánd devour!
Recioe Adapted From 40aprons.com

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