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There is something so satisfying about sinking your teeth into a crispy chicken patty perfectly spiced. Now add a toasted bun, amazing cheese, avocado and a smear of mayonnaise. Perfection.
By Simone Van Den Berg
This burger requires stuffing the chicken with chipotle (as I seem to be on a chipotle mission lately), smoked paprika and some herbs. Then, to control the spice a bit – I added a good chunky guacamole, cheddar cheese and a large spoon of mayonnaise.
PrintCrispy Chipotle Chicken and Avocado Burger
There is something satisfying about sinking your teeth into chicken perfectly spiced. Now add a toasted bun, cheese, avocado and a smear of mayo. Perfection
- Author: Simone Van Den Berg
- Yield: 4 1x
- Category: Main
Ingredients
- 500 gram chicken thigh meat
- 2 large chipotle peppers (I used the ones in adobo sauce)
- 2 cloves of garlic
- 1 onion, finely diced
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tbsp of flour
- 1/2 egg
- freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 tsp ginger
- 1 pinch of smoked paprika
- few tbsp of panko (Japanese breadcrumbs)
- guacamole
- bacon 4 slices
- cheddar cheese 4 slices
- Hellmann’s Mayonnaise
- tomato ketchup
- pickled sweet peppers
- lettuce of your choice
- hamburger buns
Instructions
- Turn on the oven to grill the bacon. You can also do this in a frying pan of course, whatever you find easiest. The buns you can also grill in the oven or in a frying pan or grill pan.
- But the chicken thighs into the kitchen processor and add garlic, onion, salt, pepper, ginger, paprika and the chipotles to it. Process until you have a ground chicken mix that is not too fine but also not too chunky. It needs to stay together. Add a tbsp of flour and half an egg. Stir together
- Fry a little bit of the mixture (like a dime sized mini hamburger) of the chicken mixture to taste if it is to your liking. If not, add pepper or salt.
- In the meantime make your guacamole according to your preference.
- Grill the bacon in the oven and grill the buns at the same time. Let the bacon drain on kitchenpaper.
- Shape a burger of your chicken mixture. This is tricky because the mix is a little difficult to handle and sticky, but it will all work out once you bake it. Lay the burger into the panko (which you put on a plate to prepare) and roll it through the crumbs.
- Heat a pan with a little oil and a bit of butter and bake the burger golden and cooked. This should take about 3-4 minutes each side. Add a bit of cheddar at the last minute and let that melt along with the burger.
- Take your toasted buns and spread the bottom with mayonnaise. Put the lettuce on top and on the lettuce add a good layer of guacamole. Put the burger on top of the guacamole and cover with the pickled peppers and the bacon. End with a good squeeze of tomato ketchup and a good spoon of mayonnaise.

Simone van den Berg is a Netherlands based freelance food photographer and food blogger. She has a passion for cooking, food and travel, which she shares on her blog Simone's Kitchen and of course right here on Honest Cooking.
Looks perfect! I’ll try this for sure!
you mention the patty working out once its baked but then instruct to fry it in a pan, do you bake the burgers before frying them?
I always struggle a bit with the difference between frying and baking (English is not my mother language) so what I do is I bake it in a little bit of oil in a pan. Frying to me is in a larger bit of oil, right? So the burger is baked. But if I am completely missing the right terminology let me know!
Hi,
Can i please have recipes with tandoori powder.
thanks.
Excellent Recipe and many many thanks.
Cornelio