3 dinner rolls or any soft rolls the size of parker house rolls, cut in half but leaving them attached to one another if possible
5 ounces goat meat chopped (20 to 30 percent fat)
1 onion yellow spanish thinly sliced
1 serving salt
Equipment
frying pan
pot
spatula
Directions
Fry the onion slices until they're brown and crispy (Kenny slices them very thin and throws them in a pot of hot oil until they are charred).
Divide the meat into three equal-sized balls. Preheat a griddle or large cast-iron skillet over high heat until it is searing hot.
Place the balls of meat on the griddle or in the pan and press them down with a heavy spatula or bacon weight to form patties about 1/2 inch thick. Season them with salt.
Place a bacon weight or heavy lid on top of the patties to keep them smashed down and cook about 2 minutes per side, until they are cooked through.
Meanwhile, butter the insides of the rolls and toast them in whatever way is most convenient for you.
Place the patties so they are all in a row, butting up against one another.
Put the fried onions on the patties, and then top each patty with one slice of the cheese. On top of the cheese, place the tops of the buns and on top of the tops, the toasted bottoms. Then, on top of everything, place your bacon weight or a lid and cook for 1 minute to melt the cheese and steam the bun.
To serve, place the bun bottoms on a plate. Carefully slide your spatula under the three patties to lift them up in one piece and place them on top of the bottom buns.
Serve at once.
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