This Teriyaki Burger with Wasabi Mayo Recipe is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Private Selection. All opinions are 100% mine.
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Asian Teriyaki Burgers Recipe with Wasabi Mayo
As much as I love a good ol’ American burger with cheese, mustard, ketchup, and pickles, today I want to bring you a new idea. Why not bring Asian flavors to your next cookout with Teriyaki Burgers with Wasabi Mayo? These burgers are fun and simple to make, and the fusion of American and Japanese flavors makes for one tasty sandwich.
To make these Asian-inspired burgers, just pick up the following ingredients (You can find Private Selection® brand meats and other products at Kroger and their affiliated stores like Ralphs, Fred Meyer, and others. (Use this Store Locator to find one near you.):
- Unseasoned Private Selection® frozen beef patties
- Bottled teriyaki basting sauce
- Mayonnaise (I prefer reduced fat)
- Wasabi paste
- Cucumbers, radishes, lettuce, or other toppings to suit your fancy
How to Make Teriyaki Burgers with Wasabi Mayo
Simply baste each side of the patty with teriyaki sauce while it grills, slather wasabi mayo on the bun (start with 1 tsp. wasabi paste per 1/2 c. mayo and adjust to taste), and add thinly sliced cucumbers, radishes, or lettuce. You’ll love the sweet-spicy combo!
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4 comments
I love wasabi, and that’s a great idea adding it to mayo! I really don’t care for mayo much unless it’s flavored, so this sounds great!
I don’t eat plain mayo very often either, but I can’t resist anything once it’s spicy :) Thank you!
I get a little twitchy when I see the word Wasabi. You see I had my first experience with it about 10 yrs ago when I was getting brave about going to a sushi bar—I thought you could pick up men there and not have to drink beer—-kidding. Anyway I got my order and—-this is embarrassing to admit—-I thought the soft green stuff was guacamole. Now why or why I would think they would serve that in a sushi bar—well we won’t go there. Sooooooo I took a generous dollop on m bite of sushi and ended up having ‘another world’ experience. And of course made a fool of myself with my friends, but they were used to it. Plus how often do you get to have a really good belly laugh.
Ha! My husband did the exact same thing with wasabi the first time he had sushi! Glad you survived ;)