Spiced cashew nut burgers (with pic!)
Picola1984
Posts: 1,133
Ok so I adapted this recipe from an article in a magazine that comes free with a newspaper
The original recipe suggests the mixture makes 4 burgers but I got 5 good sized portions and at nearly 100kcal less per portion
Ingredients:
150 grams raw cashew nuts
125 grams finely chopped onion
0.5 tbsp rapeseed oil
2 tsps coriander seeds or chopped coriander leaf
2 tsps ground cumin
2 crushed large cloves of garlic
160 grams grated carrot
1 heaped tbsp 0% Greek yoghurt
30-50 grams breadcrumbs (I used 30 but more can be added to make a thicker mix)
1 medium egg white (the recipe uses 1 egg but I omitted the yolk)
5 grams ground flax seed
Seasoning to taste
Wholemeal flour to dust
Method:
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees and toast the cashews for 6-8 minutes, set aside to cool
Soften the chopped onion in the oil then add in the coriander and cumin.
Transfer to a blender/processor to make a paste
Grind the cooled cashews in the processor. Trying not to make them too fine (I like some crunch)
Mix the nuts into the onion mix then add the grated carrot, garlic, yoghurt, egg, breadcrumbs, flax and then season to taste
With floured hands (note I did leave out the small addition of flour to the recipe as I'm not that anal) roll and pat the mix into 5 burgers lightly dusting with some flour. You could make mini burgers if you wanted too!
Let the burgers cool in the refrigerator for 20-30 minutes to help set the mix
Then in a medium hot grill cook for 8-10 minutes turning half way. You can brush oil on if you want but I chose not to
The nutritional values are as follows: Calories 248 Carbs 14 Fat 17 Protein 9
The original recipe suggests the mixture makes 4 burgers but I got 5 good sized portions and at nearly 100kcal less per portion
Ingredients:
150 grams raw cashew nuts
125 grams finely chopped onion
0.5 tbsp rapeseed oil
2 tsps coriander seeds or chopped coriander leaf
2 tsps ground cumin
2 crushed large cloves of garlic
160 grams grated carrot
1 heaped tbsp 0% Greek yoghurt
30-50 grams breadcrumbs (I used 30 but more can be added to make a thicker mix)
1 medium egg white (the recipe uses 1 egg but I omitted the yolk)
5 grams ground flax seed
Seasoning to taste
Wholemeal flour to dust
Method:
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees and toast the cashews for 6-8 minutes, set aside to cool
Soften the chopped onion in the oil then add in the coriander and cumin.
Transfer to a blender/processor to make a paste
Grind the cooled cashews in the processor. Trying not to make them too fine (I like some crunch)
Mix the nuts into the onion mix then add the grated carrot, garlic, yoghurt, egg, breadcrumbs, flax and then season to taste
With floured hands (note I did leave out the small addition of flour to the recipe as I'm not that anal) roll and pat the mix into 5 burgers lightly dusting with some flour. You could make mini burgers if you wanted too!
Let the burgers cool in the refrigerator for 20-30 minutes to help set the mix
Then in a medium hot grill cook for 8-10 minutes turning half way. You can brush oil on if you want but I chose not to
The nutritional values are as follows: Calories 248 Carbs 14 Fat 17 Protein 9
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These look so good, can't wait to try them Thanks for posting this.0
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Apologies that it is all in grams, I'm too lazy to work the cup measurements out!!0
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look great - Im gonna try to make this - thanks0
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Apologies that it is all in grams, I'm too lazy to work the cup measurements out!!
I, for one, am glad the recipe is in grams - thank you! The burgers look yummy - will definitely have to give them a go!0 -
Wow! Sounds amazing!0
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mm, those look lovely.0
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Delish! I'm definitely trying my hand at these. Thanks for sharing.0
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Bump! Thanks0
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That sounds really good! Thanks for sharing
Edit: Wait...there's no meat? Lol.....SMH0 -
That sounds really good! Thanks for sharing
Edit: Wait...there's no meat? Lol.....SMH
Hehe nope, no meat!
That's in the freezer awaiting for my next creation!0 -
Bump to cook0
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Mmmm, those look great! What is the texture like? Slimy and gooey or a bit dry and thick? Can they handle being picked up like regular burgers or do they fall apart? They last homemade burgers I made were so gooey even after I cooked them that I couldn't pick them up at all.0
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They look fantastic. I'll be trying them this weekend. YUM.0
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Mmmm, those look great! What is the texture like? Slimy and gooey or a bit dry and thick? Can they handle being picked up like regular burgers or do they fall apart? They last homemade burgers I made were so gooey even after I cooked them that I couldn't pick them up at all.
They were definitely strong enough to pick up, they were compact, but without being too dry.
I think it really depends on your ingredients.
Sorry I can't really remember much more as it was a while ago now (too long for my pea brain to remember much!!)0 -
save for later, thanks interwebz!0
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bump0
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This sounds delicious!0
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Can't wait to make one!0
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Very inspiring...thanks to those who gave us their recipes0
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OMG, are you serious, A burger made from cashews? AWESOME can;t wait to try this thanks0
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Yum! thanks - these I am certainly going to try!!!0
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Sound delicious! Will be trying these!! And I'm glad the recipe is in grams, too!!0
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