Ingredients:
Black beans, canned 2 cups
Vegetable oil 4 tablespoons, separated
White onion, chopped 1 cup
Poblano pepper, chopped 1 cup
Garlic, minced 2 to 3 tablespoons
Chipotle chilli, minced 1 piece
Cashews, roasted ¾ cup
Feta, crumbled ½ cup
Mayonnaise 2 tablespoons
Egg, large 1 piece
Panko bread crumbs ¾ cup
Cheese for topping As much as you want on your
burger
Hamburger buns 1 per person
Your favourite condiments and toppings
Salt Season
to taste
Pepper, white Season
to taste
To Prepare:
Heat up the oven to 180°C. On a foiled
baking sheet, spread out the beans in a single layer and place inside the oven
until they have split open and their outer skins have become crunchy. That
usually takes about 20 minutes or so. When they’re done, remove the baking
sheet from the oven and allow the beans to cool.
While the beans are roasting, heat two
tablespoons of the vegetable oil on a medium pan. Sauté the finely chopped
onion and the finely chopped poblano pepper and cook until softened. Add the
garlic and sauté until you can smell that garlicky fragrance. Add the minced
chipotle chilli and sauté until everything is cooked. Transfer everything into
a bowl.
Roast the cashews without oil on a
stainless steel pan until you get that nutty fragrance and until it’s slightly
browned. Place the cashews inside a food processor and pulse then add the
ground up cashews to the bowl of cooked onions and peppers.
Go back to the beans. Place the beans
into the food processor and pulse, about two or three times, until they are
roughly chopped. Add the crumbled feta and pulse along with the beans. Add the
beans and cheese mixture into the bowl with everything else. Add the
mayonnaise, egg, and bread crumbs too. Don’t forget to season with salt and
pepper. To check if it is properly seasoned, take a little bit of the mixture
and cook in a pan and taste.
Shape the mixture into balls, as small
or as large as you prefer, and flatten them out to form a thick patty. Cook as
you would any burger patty, on a grill or on a non-stick pan on medium heat
with a little vegetable oil.
This is an excerpt from the book: The Ultimate Easy to Prepare Vegetarian Recipes Cookbook
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