“Food is our common ground, a universal experience.” - James Beard
Readers of my blog, especially on Fridays, are familiar with Food Friday, hosted by Maiylah. She has done an excellent job of hosting this meme and as she is now finding it difficult to host because of other commitments, she has graciously ceded the place of a host to me. I welcome all of your posts, so please link up using the Linky below.
From me, a vegetarian recipe that is nutritious as well as tasty and is popular with kids also.
Kidney Bean Burgers
Readers of my blog, especially on Fridays, are familiar with Food Friday, hosted by Maiylah. She has done an excellent job of hosting this meme and as she is now finding it difficult to host because of other commitments, she has graciously ceded the place of a host to me. I welcome all of your posts, so please link up using the Linky below.
From me, a vegetarian recipe that is nutritious as well as tasty and is popular with kids also.
Kidney Bean Burgers
Ingredients
1 cup red kidney beans
1/2 cup wholemeal breadcrumbs
1/4 cup semolina
1 very ripe tomato
1 onion, grated
squeeze of lemon or lime
Soy sauce to taste
Grated cumin, pepper, nutmeg to taste
oil for frying
Method
Soak kidney beans overnight. The next day, simmer the beans for one to two hours or until tender (this will take longer if the beans have not been soaked). Drain and mash the kidney beans. Chop tomato, and add with the onion to the beans and mix. Add the breadcrumbs and semolina and mix well. Add soy sauce, spices and lime juice. Form into burgers in your hand. Lightly fry until brown on both sides. Serve in toasted wholemeal buns with salad.
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1 cup red kidney beans
1/2 cup wholemeal breadcrumbs
1/4 cup semolina
1 very ripe tomato
1 onion, grated
squeeze of lemon or lime
Soy sauce to taste
Grated cumin, pepper, nutmeg to taste
oil for frying
Method
Soak kidney beans overnight. The next day, simmer the beans for one to two hours or until tender (this will take longer if the beans have not been soaked). Drain and mash the kidney beans. Chop tomato, and add with the onion to the beans and mix. Add the breadcrumbs and semolina and mix well. Add soy sauce, spices and lime juice. Form into burgers in your hand. Lightly fry until brown on both sides. Serve in toasted wholemeal buns with salad.
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Winter recipe plus your choice of healthful (or not) dessert!
ReplyDeleteThat hamburger looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteYum! And it’s healthy!
ReplyDeleteooh, would love to try this!
ReplyDeleteso sorry for visiting late, Nick. am glad I got to drop by!
bookmarked! :)
the link doesn't seem to be working on my side or i just don't know how to use it, can you kindly teach me how :P thanks :)
ReplyDeleteanyway, here's my food friday post - http://pudblogko.blogspot.com/2014/07/friday-chow-at-meatin-place.html