Spinach Burgers (Pinterest)

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  • Pattywack74
    Pattywack74 Posts: 88
    bump...thank you
  • LJCannon
    LJCannon Posts: 3,636 Member
    I teach high school Culinary Arts and Food & Nutrition and I'm always looking for new recipes for my students to try. Today we did a Pinterest lab and made Spinach Burgers (our healthy option). The kids gobbled them up and they were absolutely delicious! Whomever came up with this recipe is a genius! :) PS. They do have a bit of a kick to them, but you could easily cut back on the red pepper or omit completely.

    Spinach Burgers
    10 oz thawed and well drained frozen spinach
    2 egg whites
    1 egg
    1/4 c diced onion
    1/2 c lowfat shredded cheddar cheese
    1/2 c bread crumbs
    1 tsp red pepper flakes
    1 tsp salt
    1/2 tsp garlic powder

    Mix all ingredients well in a bowl. Form into 4 burger sized patties, or you can make smaller spinach balls. Heat a non-stick skillet over medium high heat and spray with cooking spray. Cook for 4-6 minutes on each side until browned. Serve on your choice of bread product, or eat them "naked".

    ENJOY!!!

    This sounds GREAT!! Thank You for sharing it!!
  • Jgen62
    Jgen62 Posts: 66
    Tried this tonight on a sandwich thin, pretty good! Next time I will use a little less garlic powder though. I added the nutritional information (used the recipe calculator!) to the database under the name Spinach Burgers (Pinterest). Only 130 calories per patty!

    Thank you so much.
  • maggie4097
    maggie4097 Posts: 156
    Looks delish!
  • heather_9931
    heather_9931 Posts: 21
    bump
  • lanzaroteblue
    lanzaroteblue Posts: 198 Member
    thanks x
  • hazev74
    hazev74 Posts: 252 Member
    bump thanks!
  • kelleymj
    kelleymj Posts: 102 Member
    bump! thanks!!
  • fayglet
    fayglet Posts: 72 Member
    Bump!!!
    I looove spinach!
  • sarahrichards81
    sarahrichards81 Posts: 79
    Bump - look amazing. Thanks
  • katy84o
    katy84o Posts: 744 Member
    what can i sub for the bread crumbs and cheese?

    do you have allergies? when I make the cauliflower crust pizza the original recipe I found called for cheese (a lot of cheese) to help bind it together, instead I use vital wheat gluten. If you have gluten allergy obviously this would not be ok for you. But it also loads in a lot of protein! For bread crumbs i'm not sure what you could use. I normally use brown rice "bread" crumbs just because I like the texture better.
  • j3m123
    j3m123 Posts: 19 Member
    bump
  • PhatGirlSlim35
    PhatGirlSlim35 Posts: 15 Member
    bump...
  • Gohomebay
    Gohomebay Posts: 116 Member
    Yum bumpy bump
  • tradaboie
    tradaboie Posts: 132
    Sounds great thanks for the info!
  • Fista
    Fista Posts: 26 Member
    Bump. Sounds good!
  • Pattywack74
    Pattywack74 Posts: 88
    bump
  • caddygarcia123
    caddygarcia123 Posts: 122 Member
    this sound good! bump!
  • riskiestlavonn
    riskiestlavonn Posts: 207 Member
    This may sound like a silly question but does the spinach have to be frozen? I'm not sure where to find that here (live in China).
  • ellesoul
    ellesoul Posts: 125 Member
    bump
  • TheBigBoots
    TheBigBoots Posts: 74 Member
    I made these yesterday and they were pretty amazing. They tasted great and were light but you actually felt like you ate something really satisfying. Thanks so much for posting this!
  • SuziLiciousness
    SuziLiciousness Posts: 4
    These were so delicious! I didn't have cheddar cheese so I tried it with Cottage cheese and instead of Garlic powder I used 2 cloves of Garlic. Also I used black pepper instead of the flakes. It was so juicy looking I didn't think it would stick together but it did!
  • keenercam
    keenercam Posts: 321 Member
    That sounds delicious! Thank you!
  • hastings10
    hastings10 Posts: 18 Member
    a little confused is there burger or tukey burger added to this recipe?
  • MsSPFX
    MsSPFX Posts: 20 Member
    bump! Sounds yummy. Thnx!
  • prov31jd
    prov31jd Posts: 153 Member
    GREAT RECIPE! Sounds wonderful, and a great use of spinach, which is so nutritious. Can't wait to try this with my kids!
  • L00py_T0ucan
    L00py_T0ucan Posts: 1,378 Member
    Yum!

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  • shellma00
    shellma00 Posts: 1,684 Member
    bump
  • mjbrowne
    mjbrowne Posts: 172 Member
    I wonder if I can use fresh spinach and/ or baby spring mix greens??? WOrth a try!! LOVE THIS and thanks for sharing!!!
  • Gohomebay
    Gohomebay Posts: 116 Member
    I will be making these tonight but to freeze for later, do I need to cook them or can I just make the burgers and toss right into the freezer? Let me know if anyone has an answer. Thanks!
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