Looking for veggie patties recipe

[10more2lose 10]

I'm looking for garden burger type veggie patty recipe. They are usually quite expensive even if you buy at CostCo. Wondering if anyone has a tried and true recipe. Thanks.

[Guest diannelee]

No 10tolose have not seen any but will check back maybe some one will have a idea. Sounds interesting what would the point value be would you know?

[10more2lose 10]

It would contain ingredients like soy protein granules, several thinly diced vegetables and a bit of olive oil. I guess the point value really depends on the ingredients. I don't want egg in it.

 

The store bought one has about 250-300 calories each. I always keep a dozen in the fridge in case I'm too tired to cook. It's getting expensive to buy.

[plcm111195 0]

http://www.fatfreevegan.com has some great recipes that are searchable.

Have you tried google?

[lolap 10]

http://vegetarian.about.com/od/veggieburgerrecipes/Veggie_Burger_Recipes.htm

 

Most vegan veggie burgers I've ever seen in one place. The Vegan black bean burgers are my favorite so far...

[hhkk33 10]

Chickpea Burgers

 

Servings: 4

Points/Serving: 3

 

Ingredients

15 oz chickpeas, rinsed and well drained

4 oz diced green chilies, drained

2/3 cup flat leaf parsley

2/3 cup Italian Seasoned breadcrumbs

salt and pepper

2 large egg whites, lightly beaten

Pam spray

 

Directions

1. In blender, grind up the chickpeas, chilies, and parsley until finely chopped. Transfer mixture to a medium bowl.

2. Stir in bread crumbs, salt and pepper to taste. Stir in the egg.

3. Form mixture into 4 patties, about 2/3 inches thick.

4. Spray a loarge skillet and, over medium-low heat, cook burgers for 4 minutes. Flip over and cook for 3 more minutes. If desired, top the patties with cheese for the last minute of cooking.

[AnthQueen 10]

Bump

 

For the great link for veggie burger recipes.

[pinemeadows 0]

Thank you for the bump. Was beginning to think most of these groups have gone inactive. Either that or I just can't see anything since I haven't been active here.

[hipretty 10]

10more2lose,

If you are familiar with the soy granules and you are looking to avoid egg... you can still DIY your own Veg Burgers! A bit of chickpea flour mixed with some water (a tad thicker than a beaten egg) is a great binder. It has an egg like consistency. Vegans often use this Batter cooked in a pan pancake style with veggies and other fillers as a Vegan

"Omelette". If you add it to soy mince with seasoning to your taste, you can more easily cook it into a burger that will be less crumbly.

I hope this helps!

[1claire 10]

Some people used mushroom as an alternative to beef patty. You can try to consult google for some delicious recipe.

[ajobrien 10]

Yes portobello mushroom tops and grilled on the bbq.  Very juicy and delicious.