Putting your pro-inspired burger together

While this cheesy technique is a significant enhancement on its own, what follows for Gordon Ramsay's burger is a true revolution; he takes the bottom of the bun and places it cut side down onto the cheese slice. With a bit of flair, Ramsay rotates the bread in a circular motion, which helps to "soak up" the cheese. When he lifts it out of the pan, the bread is completely coated in this caramelized, perfectly melted goodness.
From there, you can stack on your patty and the top bun to savor a completely new kind of burger without adding any extra ingredients. You can easily pair this professional tip with a method to create the most tender patties from your ground beef, or even opt for a leaner, half-vegetarian patty. Regardless of whether you choose American or cheddar, you’re guaranteed a delicious, toasty, and richly complex cheeseburger experience by simply following Ramsay's straightforward advice.
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