1. In a large bowl, mix pork and beef together until mostly homogeneous. Meat will be a bit gooey. Set aside.

2. In a small bowl, mix beaten egg, soy sauce, Sriracha, and garlic.

3. In a separate small bowl or in a one cup measure, combine Panko, onion powder, and pepper. Mix gently.

4. Add water chestnuts, egg/soy mixture, and Panko mixture to meat and stir to incorporate. You will need to mix by hand after a moment for best results. Shape meat into four equally sized patties. These can rest on the side of your bowl until the pan is ready.

5. Turn stove top burner to medium medium high. You will not need oil if you follow this: http://www.seriouseats.com/2009/12/videohowtopreheatyourpanleidenfrosteffect.html When your pan is hot, gently place two patties onto the pan. DO NOT MOVE THEM. Allow the bottoms to cook for a few minutes until the meat has browned a little less than halfway up the edge. Probably no more than 4 minutes.

6. Flip the patties. They should not stick or tear if your pan was hot enough. However, little bits may begin to burn slightly. Lower the temperature to just above medium if necessary. Cook the patties until no pink remains around the edges. About 3 minutes or so.

7. Move patties onto a toaster pan or rack/oven pan and place into your toaster/oven at about 325 degrees. If using a toaster, you will not need to preheat. Let these sit while the other two patties cook.

8. Repeat steps 5 through 7 for the other two patties. When all four burgers have been cooked, it is fine to eat the first two. Burgers should be moist, tender on the inside, with a bit of a charred crust on the surfaces.

Approximate Nutritional Info per burger:

Calories 276

Protein 23g

Fat 12g

Carbs 9g