To cook it, I just brushed both sides with oil and gently fried in a non stick pan until the outside was crunchy. I was a very soft burger and I had to turn it carefully
Definitely one to do again.
Butter bean burgers
Ingredients: to make two burgers
1/2
|
of a 100g of butterbeans, weighed raw,
soaked and cooked
|
9p
|
knob
|
butter from allowance
|
-
|
40g
|
onion, finely chopped
|
2p
|
60g
|
yellow pepper, finely chopped
|
18p
|
half
a stick
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celery (an inner rib), finely chopped
|
2p
|
26g
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second day bread. grated (or zizzed) from
allowance
|
-
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small squidge garlic puree
|
2p
|
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salt, pepper, lemon juice, spices to
taste
|
5p
|
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1
tbsp
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oil for brushing over before cooking
|
6p
|
Total
cost, excluding allowances
Cost per burger |
44p
22p |
Method
Place the butter, onions, yellow pepper and
celery in a saucepan and sauté slowly until the vegetables are softening, stirring occasionally.
Add the garlic puree and continue to sauté for
another few minutes.
Add any spices you want to use – I used a
pinch of mild chilli powder and a pinch of ground coriander. Stir well.
While the vegetables are sautéing, put
the butter beans into a bowl and mash with a fork, aiming for a crushed but not
smooth texture. Mix in the breadcrumbs.
When the vegetables are soft, add them to
the mix and stir well. Add the lemon
juice and any other seasonings wanted – salt, pepper, etc, to taste.
Shape into two burgers, wrap and chill
until needed. I used my burger press and
had no problems with the mixture falling apart.
Brush over with oil and cook in a pan. Serve in a bread roll (if wanted) with wedges
or a side salad (or both!)
Absolutely delicious!
I meant to say before now how delicious this looks and sounds!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I ate the second one yesterday and intend to make some more. Really delicious!
ReplyDeleteJ x