150 g maturated beef patty
50 g lobster
20 g Thousand Island sauce
15 g diced tomatoes
5 g dill
10 g salicornia


150 g maturated beef patty
50 g lobster
20 g Thousand Island sauce
15 g diced tomatoes
5 g dill
10 g salicornia
Difficulty
Advanced
Cooking Time
30 min
Price Range
€€€€€
Born in Seattle, the original Surf 'n Turf symbolised the middle class continental cuisine — an irresistible matured beef patty and lobster drenched in the creamy and well-rounded flavour of Thousand Island sauce. Diced tomatoes and salicornia add a touch of fresh aromas and crunch to the recipe.
< Max 1 day in advance >
Make the Thousand Island sauce: mix mayonnaise, ketchup, chopped pickle, a dash of white vinegar, and a pinch of paprika. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Store in the refrigerator.
< Max 4 hours in advance >
Defrost the brioche bun (60’ at 22°C). Dice the tomatoes and store in the refrigerator.
Lightly toast the inside of both the top and bottom bun. Fry the beef patty to medium-rare or as desired. Fry the lobster briefly in a hot pan until juicy and cooked
Open the brioche bun and place a layer of salicornia on the bottom half. Place the grilled beef patty on top, then add a portion of lobster.
Finally, top with diced tomatoes and a spoonful of Thousand Island sauce. Close the burger and serve immediately!

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