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Green Pea Burgers with Ricotta & Crispy Mushrooms
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L
January 31, 2021
A guideline on the amount of salt would be really nice, on this and all of your recipes.
serina
March 17, 2018
can you bake these? i assume so. if so what temperature and time length would it go for.
Also, can I freeze this once cooked or should i just freeze it uncooked
Also, can I freeze this once cooked or should i just freeze it uncooked
Emma L.
March 18, 2018
Hi Serina—I haven't tried baking them myself. If you give it a go, try a high-temperature oven (say, 400° F), brush a little oil on the outside of the burgers before baking, and flip halfway through. And I haven't frozen these, but I suspect that you could do either—uncooked or cooked.
Gretchen
March 17, 2018
I wanted to love these after falling in love with the concept and vibrant green color. I followed the recipe and found the texture mushy and the flavors unappealing to me. The next day, I added a can of white beans and more bread crumbs which improved the flavors and texture.
Ladee S.
March 8, 2018
I make a mushroom burger with veteran, soy free and nut free cheese! I use ground oats to keep the burger together
Catherine R.
March 7, 2018
This looks very yummy - however, Parmesan is NOT truly vegetarian. https://www.vegsoc.org/cheese Can you recommend another substitute? Perhaps sub nutritional yeast instead?
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