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Halloween Monster Burger

5.0 from 5 votes

Spooky good Monster Burgers with olive eyeballs, cheese fangs, onion teeth, and a pickle tongue—ground beef formed into 3 patties—plus bacon, brioche buns, and a dramatic ketchup “blood” drizzle.

These Halloween Monster Burgers are as fun to make as they are to eat. They’re the kind of spooky recipe kids will love — whether you’re serving them up for your grandkids, nieces, nephews, or a classroom of hungry students. Perfect for Halloween parties or a festive family dinner, they’re guaranteed to bring big smiles to the table. And the best part? They’re just as tasty for adults as they are fun for kids, making them a crowd-pleaser across every age.

Halloween Monster Burger

Recipe by Caleb
5.0 from 5 votes
Course: Lunch, DinnerDifficulty: Beginner
Prep time

15

minutes
Cooking time

20

minutes
Total time

35

minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 lb 1 ground beef (80/20)

  • 2 tsp 2 burger seasoning

  • 6 pieces 6 Bacon

  • 3 3 brioche burger buns

  • 3 slices 3 cheese or dairy free cheese

  • 1 small 1 onion (for teeth)

  • 6 6 Lettuce leaves

  • 1 1 tomato, sliced

  • 3 3 pickle sandwich slices (for “tongues”)

  • 1 tbsp. 1 Burger sauce

  • Ketchup (for “blood” + plate drizzle)

  • 6 6 pimento-stuffed green olives (2 per burger)

  • 6 6 toothpicks

Directions

  • Make the eyeballs. Skewer 2 olives per burger (6 total) on toothpicks; set aside.
  • Cut the onion “teeth.” Slice the onion into small triangles (~1/2-inch). Aim for 5–6 per burger.
  • Form patties. Mix ground beef with burger seasoning. Divide into 3 patties slightly wider than the buns (they’ll shrink).
  • Cook bacon. Fry until crispy; drain on paper towels.
  • Grill the burgers. Cook to your preferred doneness.
  • Cut the cheese fangs. On each cheese slice, cut 3 small triangles along one edge so points can hang over the patty like fangs. In the last seconds of cooking, place the cheese so the triangle tips overhang.
  • Toast the buns. Lightly toast. Spread burger sauce on the bottom bun.
  • Insert onion teeth. Use a knife tip to poke 5–6 tiny slits around the inner rim of the bottom bun (see video), tuck in onion triangles so they point up like lower teeth.
  • Build the monster. Layer: lettuce → tomato → burger with cheese fangs → a long pickle slice hanging out like a tongue → bacon on top.
  • Add the “blood.” Drip ketchup over the bacon so it oozes down the sides; cap with the top bun.
  • Eyes & plating. Push the olive toothpicks through the top bun for eyeballs. Drag a ketchup trail from the burger to the side of the plate and add fries (or your favorite side).

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