Recipe Box, Uptown Patty Melt

Here’s an easy way to take the ho hum, uninteresting hamburger to an upscale, uptown, holy heavenly patty melt
Start with an awesome artisan bread, like this Asiago Sourdough
Slice and toast it
Caramelize an onion, low and slow for about 30 minutes
Grill or cook your hamburger patties and place on toast, top with caramelized onions
and slowly pour cheese sauce over all
I am unashamed to admit that I like Velveeta cheese….and now it comes in this handy cheese sauce
If you are anti Velveeta, just make your own cheese sauce because it’s a lovely hot melted cheese sauce that makes this patty melt
You can top your patty melt with grated or sliced cheese and run it under the broiler if you prefer
But I’m sticking with ooey gooey creamy Velveeta 😋

Uptown Patty Melt
Ingredients
- 1 lb ground chuck or lean ground beef
- 3-4 T steak sauce Worcestershire sauce or Dale’s steak seasoning
- salt and pepper
- 3-6 slices* Asiago sourdough artisan bread or any sturdy artisan bread
- 1 package Velveeta cheese sauce or 3-4 oz cheese
- 1 large sweet onion sliced
- 1 T butter
- 1 T olive oil
Instructions
- Cook onion in olive oil and butter over medium low heat for 30 minutes stirring occasionally. Meanwhile season beef with salt, pepper and steak sauce. Form into patties. Grill or cook patties until done.
- Toast bread slices. Top with cooked beef patties. Top beef with onions.
- Heat cheese sauce in a glass measuring cup in the microwave for 1-2 minutes, stirring after 1 min, until hot. Pour cheese sauce overall and serve immediately. Or top beef with sliced or grated cheese and broil to melt.
Quick and easy any time dinner!
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[…] just use grated cheese. I love these Velveeta sauce packets, so handy and perfect on an Uptown Patty Melt […]
Drooling! I love me a patty melt!!!
I haven’t had Velveeta since I was a kid and come to think of it… Never tried it in that Rotel dip… Good thing football season will be starting soon:@)
Looks and sounds so yummy! Was just thinking about what I might have for lunch… maybe this is the answer! 🙂 ~Rhonda
This looks sinfully delicious, and I will have to try this. Normally I don’t eat Velvet, but I will have to make an exception.
Auto correct drives me insane. That’s “Velveeta” of course.
Love a good burger! The other night I had my first with an egg on top. Have to take a break from lobster every now and then!
We love a patty melt Jenna, especially with an artisan bread. It’s been years since I’ve had Velveeta, I had no idea it came in a sauce version 🙂
Wow…this looks so easy and delicious!
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This looks great! I love sourdough bread, my all time favorite! I also am addicted to patty melts, so this looks like something I would for sure make! I would love for you to stop by and share some of your posts at Throw Back Thursday link party!
Jenna,
The sauce will be on my market list, I had no idea that it was available. This looks like a delicious sandwich! Hope you are having a great day and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
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Miz Helen