Dessert Burger Recipe From Stockholm | Good Housekeeping UK
- 5 years ago
Ok, we don't want to panic you into immediately booking plane tickets to Sweden, but there's a restaurant selling dessert burgers in Stockholm and you're going to want to try them.
Ok, we don't want to panic you into immediately booking plane tickets to Sweden, but there's a restaurant selling dessert burgers in Stockholm and you're going to want to try them.
Alongside savoury burgers and craft beer, dessert burgers grace Barrels' menu which is filled with everything from Korean-style chicken wings to indulgent chilli cheese fries.
With two different types to choose from (strawberry or chocolate), the burgers are pretty easy to make - which makes us wonder why we never thought of it before?!
For the strawberry burger, they use a standard vanilla muffin, plated up with fresh strawberries and a sweet, strawberry sauce. The "patty" is made using vanilla ice cream, before the burger is topped with more sauce, strawberries and some icing sugar.
But if chocolate is more your thing, this version uses a chocolate chip muffin, which is whacked in the oven for a few minutes to get those chocolate chips all melty. Then comes a big drizzle of caramel sauce, the vanilla ice-ream patty, and then more caramel sauce, before the burger is topped with toasted nuts.
But warning... it's a little messy, but so worth it.
And it's not just the dessert burgers worth sticking around for, the mains are seriously tasty, too.
Fast-food style dishes are what you come for, with everything from beef chilli cheese fries topped with spicy jalapeños, to moreish burgers.
The burgers are made with top-quality Swedish beef, and buns that are made fresh each day - and there are dozens of toppings to choose from.
Such as the Eiffel burger with Bernaise sauce, or the Matador burger, complete with chorizo and aioli.
Chicken wings are a hit, too, with either Korean-style or buffalo-style on offer... YUM.
So if you ever find yourself in Stockholm, Barrels is worth a visit.
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Ok, we don't want to panic you into immediately booking plane tickets to Sweden, but there's a restaurant selling dessert burgers in Stockholm and you're going to want to try them.
Alongside savoury burgers and craft beer, dessert burgers grace Barrels' menu which is filled with everything from Korean-style chicken wings to indulgent chilli cheese fries.
With two different types to choose from (strawberry or chocolate), the burgers are pretty easy to make - which makes us wonder why we never thought of it before?!
For the strawberry burger, they use a standard vanilla muffin, plated up with fresh strawberries and a sweet, strawberry sauce. The "patty" is made using vanilla ice cream, before the burger is topped with more sauce, strawberries and some icing sugar.
But if chocolate is more your thing, this version uses a chocolate chip muffin, which is whacked in the oven for a few minutes to get those chocolate chips all melty. Then comes a big drizzle of caramel sauce, the vanilla ice-ream patty, and then more caramel sauce, before the burger is topped with toasted nuts.
But warning... it's a little messy, but so worth it.
And it's not just the dessert burgers worth sticking around for, the mains are seriously tasty, too.
Fast-food style dishes are what you come for, with everything from beef chilli cheese fries topped with spicy jalapeños, to moreish burgers.
The burgers are made with top-quality Swedish beef, and buns that are made fresh each day - and there are dozens of toppings to choose from.
Such as the Eiffel burger with Bernaise sauce, or the Matador burger, complete with chorizo and aioli.
Chicken wings are a hit, too, with either Korean-style or buffalo-style on offer... YUM.
So if you ever find yourself in Stockholm, Barrels is worth a visit.
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