
Servings:
1
INGREDIENTS
- Second and final taste test. This time the rustic baguette and I jumped on the bandwagon to make vegetarian burgers, actually almost vegan, because I did not put the egg in it (which I never even put on the hamburger meat), however there is Parmesan.
- I was inspired by the recipe from my friend Concetta of her Veggie Burger which can be found HERE. But as I told You, I did not put the egg.
- I won’t give You quantities as the recipe was also created to use the vegetables that are found in the refrigerator and according to the season.
- I had:
- - carrots
- - pumpkin
- - savoy cabbage
- - beets
- - leek
- - potatoes
INSTRUCTIONS
- I steamed the vegetables and drained them very well, then I cutted the vegetable with leaves with scissors and crushed well with a fork all the rest. I added to this vegetable mixture a pinch of curry (food which is unsafe, so check the label that brings the words "gluten-free"), Parmesan cheese and gluten free breadcrumbs, "home-made" until I could touch the mixture with my hands without sticking to them.
- Take portions of the dough and give them the shape with your hands or with a special tool to form the burgers and grill them on a lightly greased hot griddle.
- They are very tasty, vegetables like this are also be eaten by the kids;) and the rustic bread comes along very well with them.
Even if this bread should be heated before being consumed: I divided it into two halves and warmed it up quickly (about 3 minutes) in the toaster and then I put the hamburger in the middle, then I impaled it on a skewer and served:)