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BBQ-PDQ: OgreBurgers

This is a mighty good burger that is sure to keep those pesky little humans out of your swamp!

In a nutshell: this could be confused with a mini-meatloaf. What is so great about this burger is that you can put all kinds of goodies in it without worry about half of them falling out of your bun! You can enjoy it like 1lb burger but only feel the guilt of eating a 1/4 pounder!

(If you like my Instructable please vote for me in the BBQ PDQ contest, THANKS!)

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Step 1Materials

Suggested Ingredients:

Laura's Lean Ground Beef (for a very tasty and healthy burger)
Fresh Onion
Fresh garlic
Canned Jalapenos
Green olives
Tomatoes
Whole wheat bun

Suggested tools:
BBQ
Flipper
Sharp Knife
Mesquite or Hickory
Tin Can
Bucket
Water
skillet
garlic press
wax paper

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20 comments

Jul 8, 2009. 10:47 PMZetheros says:

Heh, the meat was not defrosted in time for dinner, so I turned the ogre to the consistency of sloppy joe.

Jul 8, 2009. 7:00 PMZetheros says:

Nice instructable! It was funny and easy to follow at the same time. Thawing the burger to make a few ogres tonight.

Dec 6, 2008. 9:16 PMMeroki says:

lol xD it reminds me of Chowder x3

Aug 28, 2008. 1:29 PMSunny124613 says:

OOOOH I dony even think i could get a mouthful before thinking about some poor ogre i am eating right now..... but 5/5 stars!

Sep 26, 2008. 1:59 PMGrey_Wolfe says:

Adapt, man! The fate of the burger-eating world depends on it! lol

Aug 13, 2008. 9:05 AMmason0190 says:

Mmmmm... 20 pounds of meat on one scrawny bun. Send in the backup!

Jun 29, 2008. 11:13 AMfinfan7 says:

I would guess that tis is considerably more tasty than a regular ogre.

Jul 3, 2008. 7:50 PMzaro12345 says:

Na, ogres are quite good. Don't you ever wonder what the meat in a Big Mac is?

Jul 7, 2008. 6:03 PMfinfan7 says:

I always thought it was 60% beef (the legal minimum that they can still call beef) and 40% "stuff."

Jul 7, 2008. 12:46 AM

Mr. Rig It says:

That first picture scares me, I don't like my food to look at me :-)

Jul 3, 2008. 7:51 PMzaro12345 says:

Very nice Instructable. I am just gonna have to try this next bbq I have. Thx! (favorited)

Jul 1, 2008. 6:25 AMicelandinthesun says:

I love this! What a great idea. I think, the person feeling guilty eating such a great burger must be a very boring person.

Jun 30, 2008. 5:45 PMBig Bwana says:

And there I was thinking it was the first Cat burger ible from looking at the picture, I'll never get rid of my cats at this rate .... Great Ible.... the kids will love this (( just buggin about the kitties ))

Jun 30, 2008. 9:54 AMjoey2542667 says:

i can tell from the top bun that you smashed it down really hard!

Jun 29, 2008. 10:08 PMcloates says:

An ogle-able, edible orge! Slick.

Jun 29, 2008. 10:01 PMBartSimpson says:

...uhhh... I swear that is the biggest burger I have ever seen... I am tempted to call it the Obese-Burger... because that is one HUGE burger, man...nice job...