Favorite veggie burger recipes?
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Comments (5)Recipe for a burger? Buy ground chuck...make into a patty...grill to medium, plop into a bun with your choice of toppings and eat. But...I do make a mean blue burger. 2 oz Maytag blue cheese 1 tsp worchestershire 1/4 tsp garlic powder ( NOT garlic salt!!) Mash together. Make 8 very thin meat patties out of 1 1/2 pounds of ground chuck. place 1/4 of the blue cheese mix on one patty, top with another, seal the edges and repeat with the rest of the meat patties. Place on a cookie sheet and tent with waxed paper and refrigerate for an hour or up to 4 hours. Grill and place in a seeded bun and serve with the following topping 1/2 cup finely chopped Kosher garlic dill pickle 1/2 cup sweet yellow onion, chopped... Mix and serve with burgers. Linda C...See MoreRECIPE: veggie burger
Comments (1)I recommend getting the Morning Star Prime Grillers (I add garlic powder and pepper) or Morning Star spicy buffalo wings. They are both very good...See MoreLOOKING for: Looking for recipe: Veggie Burgers
Comments (2)I am a 47 year old who asked for a blood test at her primary physcian office. Who when I went for the follow-up, test results, reported that I have High Blood Pressure, High Colestral and that my Blood Sugar was up really high. The Doctor has given me some high blood pressure pills, along with two diabetic pills to see if we can get it under control he also says that I should exercise. My big mistake was Pepsi Colas &` Kool Aid. I usually pick up one of the two before I pick up water. No water. and I know I should have 8 glass of that a day. If I'm going to try to get all of my numbers down I need to know how to eat right for life. Please help I don't want to have to be on diabetic pills all of my life or even colestral pills....See MoreRECIPE: Great Nut Burger Recipes Wanted
Comments (4)Hi Guys, Just found this forum. The following is for a nut loaf but I often make them into muffins. Enjoy Jan. Nut Roast INGREDIENTS 500 gms blitzed Hazel nuts (if these are not available you can use other nuts but not peanuts) 100 gms raw cashews Wholemeal bread crumbs - same VOLUME as blitzed nuts crumbs 2 Large onions 2 Large peppers 200 gms mushrooms  optional 1 teaspoon mixed herbs (or equal amount of basil and marjoram  can use fresh) 1 tin chopped tomatoes 1 egg 1 vegetable stock cube Seasoning METHOD Mix all the dry ingredients (non machine) Add the Cashews first splitting them into halves (I usually canÂt be bothered and just place them in a clean tea towel and tap them with a rolling pin) Then mix in the following - mixing each in before the next ingredient Sauté chopped onions and sliced peppers - add If using mushrooms cut small  fry in margarine separately until shrunk and intense flavour add these with any oil remaining (donÂt use too much oil initially) Drain little tomato juice and warm this up and dissolve the stock cube  add Mix in remainder of tomatoes (well chopped) Add egg Add mixed herbs Season well with salt and pepper If this mixture is very dry open another tin of tomatoes and add a little at a time until the mixture is just wet  donÂt over wet! Put the mixture into greased ceramic loaf tin and bake in a moderate oven 180 degrees. Place low down in the oven and for the first half of the cooking time cover with aluminium foil to stop top burning. Total cooking time approx 1 hour but check after 50 mins  when lightly pressed down it should give a little. If cooking in advance to requirement slightly under cook so that it can be reheated without it drying out too much. Another option is to use a muffin tray but remember to heap in the mixture as the mix will not rise at all! They freeze very well and are great for lunch boxes! I have a friend who now uses my recipe and sometimes adds some curry power for a change! Enjoy Jan...See More- 8 years ago
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