3 Jewish Burgers to Make Before Summer Ends

From grilled pastrami to harissa mayo, some Jewish flair for your BBQ.

Advertisement

I know it’s almost the end of summer, but BBQ season is far from over. Not to mention, you can make awesome burgers anytime on a cast iron pan indoors, and so really, if you like burgers as much as I do, burger season never ends.

And I know what you have been really wondering: How can I add some more Jewish flair to my burgers? I am here to help address this pressing question.

My favorite way to add some delicious, salty Jewishness to a great burger is grilled pastrami of course. Paired with spicy mayo and sauerkraut and you have a burger that is definitely above average. You can also try making challah hamburger buns like these from Iron Whisk.

And if grilled pastrami or challah buns aren’t enough, check out these three delicious recipes. Then let us know what kind of burgers you are making  — post on our Facebook page or tag #noshthis on Instagram & Twitter.

Keep the flavors of Jewish food alive.

The Nosher celebrates the traditions and recipes that have brought Jews together for centuries. Donate today to keep The Nosher's stories and recipes accessible to all.

  1. Cumin-Spiced Burgers with Harissa Mayo from Food and Wine
  2. Za’atar Burgers with Horseradish Aioli from What Jew Wanna Eat 
  3. Quinoa Chickpea Burgers with Creamy Tahini Sauce from The Full Helping
Advertisement
Advertisement

Keep on Noshing

The Ultimate Jewish Guide to Hot Dogs

Kosher classics, creative toppings and must-try brands: Your ultimate Jewish hot dog playbook.

Moroccan Lamb and Artichoke Tagine for Passover

Celebrate springtime culinary abundance with this easy main.

The Showstopping Jewish History of Green Goddess Dressing

There’s one thing that’s clear about Green goddess dressing: People love it.Since its introduction in the early 1920s (more on ...