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Throw the minced beef, the crumbled Roquefort, breadcrumbs, whisked egg, and finely chopped red onion together in one big mixing bowl.
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Stir in Worcestershire sauce, Dijon mustard, parsley bits, salt, pepper, and a dash of Tabasco to season the mixture.
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Work everything together with your hands in the bowl, but don’t overdo it—just mix enough until it’s evenly blended.
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Mold the mixture into 6 thick patties, dividing evenly. Be gentle—don’t handle the meat too much.
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Cover the patties up with some plastic film and pop them into the fridge for 30 minutes. This will firm them up.
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Get a skillet good and hot over medium-high heat. Add the poitrine slices—it'll sizzle up nicely.
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Let the poitrine cook until it's all crispy, then take it out and set aside.
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Using the same pan, fry up the burgers for about 3-4 minutes per side over medium heat.
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While cooking, press the patties down gently with a spatula to ensure they brown fully and evenly.
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In the meantime, blend together crumbled Roquefort, crème fraîche, chives, olive oil, and a splash of Worcestershire sauce to make a spreadable sauce.
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If the sauce’s too thick, add a bit more crème fraîche until it spreads easily.
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Toast the inside of your brioche buns until they’re just golden and warm.
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Generously spread onion confit onto the bottom piece of each toasted bun.
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Place a freshly cooked burger patty right onto the confit-covered bun halves.
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Add crispy poitrine slices, then pour on a nice dollop of Roquefort sauce before placing the top bun back on.