Level up your burgers with compound butter

Once you've perfected this straightforward technique and eliminated dry burgers from your grill for good, experiment with various compound butter flavors. Compound butter is simply butter blended with other ingredients, offering endless possibilities. The simple method for creating your own compound butter for steak can also be used for burgers and nearly any other dish.
Begin with one stick of softened (never melted) butter. Use a stand mixer to whip it until it reaches a light, airy texture. Next, incorporate 1 or 2 tablespoons of your selected ingredients—any more than that may overpower the butter. Great options for burgers include garlic, blue cheese, or caramelized onions. Continue mixing until everything is well combined, then shape the mixture into a log using parchment paper and refrigerate it just like you would with plain butter. When you're ready to use it, slice the compound butter into medallions for all your future butter burger creations.
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