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3-Ingredient Veggie Burgers
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25 Reviews
Laura M.
July 24, 2023
These have good flavor, but the cooking method suggested doesn't. The inside is raw and too soft even after 5 full minutes on each side. Thankfully, I found an easy fix. Bake them on an oiled baking sheet for 30 minutes at 375, flipping half way through. The result is firm but not dry with a nice crisp exterior.
mtponder
February 16, 2023
Hands down, best bean burger I ever had. Easy to prepare, great flavor and can be very versatile with toppings and bread. Only complaint is that they are fragile, and need to be defrosted (if you froze them) before cooking. Other than that, superb.
Tina W.
May 19, 2022
An easy, delicious, GF veggie burger - hooray! I made it exactly as directed (except I used seasoned salt), and they were perfect. I'm not a fan of falafel because it's always too dry for my tastes, but this concept of falafel-izing and adding moist ingredients is something I will try again. Thank you, Emma!
Paul M.
April 19, 2022
OKAY>>> I do so want to love this approach to the veggie patty! You'll pardon me if I refrain from calling it a true "burger", and unless someone tells me otherwise, I can't see why you couldn't pull this off with, say, navy beans, or Great Northern beans. I get the feeling there's a great veggie patty hiding here in this "simple" recipe...getting hungry just thinking about it!
Lse2243
January 10, 2022
My mobile iPhone would not let me select all the star!!! But I’m excited about your site!!!! Gracias!!
TXExpatInBKK
October 13, 2021
I've never made veggie burgers at home because it seemed like too much work. Then I saw this recipe and decided to go for it! While I'll never mistake these for beef, they are flavorful and delicious and I will definitely make them again! Thank you, Emma!
TXExpatInBKK
January 10, 2022
I've since tried this recipe in my little Dash waffle maker and it gets really crunchy on the outside and delicious... especially if you add some parmesan to the mix.
Assya
October 6, 2021
If you have reservations about this recipe, give it a try because it is easy enough you won't regret making it (even if you don't like the result). I was skeptical about using soaked uncooked chickpeas but the texture was nice. I felt these were good but did not burst with flavor. I will probably experiment with these as AJ below did. As another reviewer noted, they do get burnt very fast though so keep that in mind when cooking them.
AJ
October 5, 2021
These are brilliant! I pretty much never make veggie burgers because they have too many ingredients or take a lot of time. These are truly genius! I have already made them twice and working on the third batch. I made the first batch exactly as the recipe states but the second batch I didn't have artichokes so I added pumpkin (canned) instead, some raw onion plus curry powder along with the chickpeas and sundried tomatoes. Also, fantastic! Love this easy peasy recipe!! Delicious because they get a crispy crust and hold up as a burger. Thanks for this idea!
stinkycheese
October 2, 2021
Has anyone actually made these? Mine burned within a couple of minutes on medium heat. Had to toss them. Be very careful with the heat.
Emma L.
October 5, 2021
Sorry to hear that! Thanks for the note. Medium worked well in our tests, but every pan/stove is different—sounds like medium-low would work better if you make another round.
Rosalind P.
October 1, 2021
I dry my own tomatoes and don't store them in oil. Suppose I could add just a little for the processing step. And canned artichokes not in our pantry, but for this they could be. "Big Little" just another way to say "Genius".
Arlene
September 28, 2021
Any suggested substitutions for sun dried tomatoes? Not a regular pantry item for me.
Emma L.
September 28, 2021
Hi Arlene! There are a couple other three-ingredient veggie burgers in the Big Little Recipes cookbook that don't use sun-dried tomatoes. One of them includes Castelvetrano olives, which could be a nice substitute here too.
Rosalind P.
October 1, 2021
Dry some yourself in your oven, very low temperature. For me, easier than keeping them as a pantry item. Just add a little oil when you process them.
Karen
September 28, 2021
Can these be made ahead and frozen for quick meals later? If so, would you recommend cooking first?
Chris
September 27, 2021
These veggie burgers sound delicious and oh so easy. I'm just wondering if the sun dried tomatoes and the artichoke hearts can be processed at the same time. Thank-you!
Emma L.
September 27, 2021
Thanks! I like to process them separately so I have a little more control of the textures, but it should be a-okay either way.
daisybrain
September 28, 2021
That was kind of my question. Let us know what happens when you whiz them all together.
Chris
September 28, 2021
I will do that! :) My thought is if they are whizzed together they will be better incorporated in to each other...:)
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