Blackstone Patty Melt Recipe (2024)

Blackstone Patty Melt is quick and easy to make thanks to the Blackstone Griddle. Make an delicious Old Fashion diner patty melt at home.

Blackstone Patty Melt Recipe:

If you grew up getting a Patty Melt at your local diner, then you already know how delicious this sandwich is. Cooking the Patty Melt on your Blackstone makes it easy to cook and it turns out perfect.

This Homemade Patty Melt recipe is loaded with flavor thanks to the easy ingredients. It is perfect to feed a crowd or for one. We love that the Blackstone allows us to cook multiple patty melt’s at once.

Some may call it a sandwich others call it a burger, it is the perfect blend of both. It doesn’t matter what you call it, it is delicious. You might like Blackstone Grilled Cheese Sandwich and Blackstone Grilled Ham and Cheese. Blackstone Griddle Recipes are easy to make.

What is a Patty Melt?

A patty melt is a meaty, tasty that is fried to perfection with caramelized onions. The combination of the two burger patties and onions are placed between toasted bread to make a patty melt.

Is a Patty Melt the same as a Cheeseburger?

It is similar to a cheeseburger but it is just what you grew up calling it. This patty melt has been made in restaurants since the 1970s and still enjoyed today.

Ingredients:

• Sourdough Bread
• Ground Beef
• White Onion, sliced
• Butter
• Slices Swiss Cheese

How to Make Patty Melt on a Blackstone Griddle:

• Preheat the Blackstone Grill over medium high heat. Divide the ground beef into 2 even balls (approximately 3 oz each).

• Butter one side of each piece of the sourdough bread with 1 tablespoon of the butter.

• Melt the remaining butter on one side of the griddle. Then top the melted butter with the sliced onions. Sauté the onions in the butter until they are caramelized (3-5 minutes).

• While the onions are cooking, place the ground beef on the grill. Put a piece of parchment paper on top of the beef and use a spatula or a burger press to smash the meat into 2 thin patties.Season with salt and pepper and garlic powder.

• Let the patties cook until they are golden browned and crispy (2-3 minutes). Then flip the patties over (do not smash) and cook the other side for 2-3 minutes until it is also browned and crispy.

• Place a piece of the Swiss cheese on each patty.

• Put the bread on the blackstone grill butter side down and toast the bread.

• Then assemble the sandwich. Place one piece of the bread on a plate (toasted side down), top with 1 of the patties, half of the fried onions, then the remaining patty, the rest of the grilled onions and top with the 2nd piece of bread slice (toasted side on top).

• Cut in half and the patty melt is ready to serve and enjoy!

Patty Melt Blackstone Tips:

• Bread Type – Make sure to use rye bread, sourdough bread or artisan bread for this recipe. White bread will fall apart if used in this recipe.
• Caramelizing Onions – When cooking the onions, let the onions cook slowly to enhance the flavor.
• Cooking Meat – We recommend cooking the meat in the buttery onion flavor for enhancing the flavor.

Substitutions and Additions:

• Change the Cheese – You can easily use any of your favorite types of cheese in this recipe if you do not like Swiss Cheese.
• Bread – You can use a variety of different bread. Just as long as it is a good think bread.
• Add Dressing – For added flavor, top the sandwich with mustard or mayonnaise.

What to Serve with a Patty Melt?

• Blackstone Sweet Potato Fries
• French Fries on Blackstone
• Blackstone Zucchini and Squash

How to Store:

These patty melts are best served fresh.If you do have leftovers, I would store the hamburger and onions separately from the bread. Place in a air tight container for up to 3 days in the refrigerator.

How to Reheat:

Reheat patty melt in the microwave or on the Blackstone Griddle if you want to toast some more bread.

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More Easy Blackstone Burger Recipes:

• Blackstone Smash Burger Recipe
• Oklahoma Fried Onion Burger
• Blackstone Teriyaki Burger