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The Good Morning Burger

I always strive for accuracy whenever possible in my recipes, but I just didn’t feel like using 18 ounces of beef for The Good Morning Burger recipe. A standard 6 ounce patty, when combined with all the other wonderful, magical, animal parts on the burger still took me two separate sittings to eat.

Ingredients

  • 1 Hamburger Bun
  • 18 ounces ground beef (I used 6 ounces)
  • Rich, Creamery Butter
  • 2 Slices of Bacon
  • 1 Ham Steak
  • 1 Egg

Directions

Fashion your hamburger patty however you like (egg, bread crumbs, spices) and cook until medium. When the hamburger patty is cooked soak in rich, creamery butter.

Good-Morning-Burger-no-egg

Meanwhile, fry up the bacon and ham steak. Fry the egg in the bacon fat for extra deliciousness and fat content. Assemble your burger in the following order: bun, butter soaked hamburger patty, bacon, ham steak, egg, bun. Attempt to bite into the burger, realize that’s not going to work and eat with a knife and fork.

Good-Morning-Burger

When the Good Morning Burger came out in 1992 it was probably conceived as “over the top” by the writers. What a difference 20+ years makes! We now live in a world of every fast food chain and local diner trying to come up with a “this thing will kill you if you eat it” menu item. Overall, this burger was quite tasty. I already knew that beef and pork were best friends, but I wouldn’t have guessed that unfertilized chicken egg would factor in so well. The Good Morning Burger required two sittings to complete, but I did eventually finish it.

Cromulence: 8 Fuzzy Bunnies out of 10

The Good Morning Burger From: Bart’s Friend Falls In Love (The Simpsons Season 3 – Episode 23)

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10 Responses to “The Good Morning Burger”

  1. CuriousCatMeow Avatar
    CuriousCatMeow

    Hello, I’ve always wondered. Who was the voice actor for the words “rich creamery butter” ?

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    1. Eats Like A Duck Avatar
      Eats Like A Duck

      Since she voices basically every character that isn’t Marge or Lisa, I’m going to guess Tress MacNeille?

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  2. Omayra Gonzalez Avatar
    Omayra Gonzalez

    After all this years it still looks delicious. Nice try but it doesn’t top the Simpsons version

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    1. Eats Like A Duck Avatar
      Eats Like A Duck

      I probably needed more rich, creamery butter.

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  3. Vader Avatar
    Vader

    Every time you wrote “rich creamery butter” I imagined it being said the same way Homer said “sweet can” in Homer Badman.

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    1. Eats Like A Duck Avatar
      Eats Like A Duck

      Sweet, sweet rich creamery butter….

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  4. Leah Brown Avatar
    Leah Brown

    Topping burgers with butter actually is a thing. Never heard of putting a fried egg on a butterburger, however. I’ve had regular burgers topped with an egg, however, and butterburgers frequently have bacon as well. All three, plus ham, is just too much.

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    1. Eatslikeaduck Avatar
      Eatslikeaduck

      Agreed, especially considering how much butter I put on. Next time I make this though, I will need a bigger bun!

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  5. Seannn (@Seannn) Avatar
    Seannn (@Seannn)

    I’ve wanted to try this for years! For the longest time, I thought that ‘creamery butter’ was a word that they made up to describe butter that was super creamy…

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    1. Eatslikeaduck Avatar
      Eatslikeaduck

      I was also surprised by this! What’s funny is that I’ve been buying butter for years and just never paid attention to the packaging.

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