Black Bean Burgers
Show: Sandra's Money Saving Meals
Episode: Garden Variety
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By glenn.misty_129...
Roanoke, 86
on June 27, 2010
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I added roasted corn to my burgers and then topped them with avocado, red onion, lettuce, tomato, mayo and cheddar cheese. Yum! I'm going to try the enchilada recipe next time too.
By lisa614
McMechen, WV
on June 03, 2010
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I had to try this because I am more than a little tired of buying veggie burgers. These had a great flavor and I love the texture. I get around the flipping trouble many people have had by doing them on my Foreman grill. It gives them a nice grill pattern and I don't have to worry about them falling apart. I froze the leftovers, popped them in the microwave still frozen and they still turned out delicious!
By kathyann84_12894794
Westminster, 60
on May 27, 2010
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I made these without a food processor and just mashed everything up really well. I didn't have cilantro and left out the onions and they were still fantastic! The almost 5 year old I watch is super picky and he really liked them! Great recipe that is inexpensive and healthy.
By Brooklyn Vegan
Brooklyn, NY
on April 25, 2010
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Excellent recipe....I substituted a little olive oil for the egg (for us vegans! and added a few extra spices. I LOVE the fact that I can also enjoy a "burger" with my meat-eating friends!
Thanks!
By michele.salter_...
Ogdensburg, 70
on April 20, 2010
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As always I eyeball the measurments. I followed the directions in the processor and then eyed the amount of bread crumbs to get the right texture. Using only one egg it held together perfectly! The only thing that could make it fall apart I think is if the beans were not rinsed and drained.
Made extra and freezed them to have on hand.
By tvfoodanddrink_...
Los Angeles, 43
on March 25, 2010
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I read a lot of the reviews mentioning lack of taste and the burgers falling apart, so I kept both those things in mind as I proceeded (with caution making this. I used two eggs instead of one, hoping that would bind everything together better, and I doubled the red pepper flakes and added a minced jalapeno, with seeds. I let the burgers cook for six minutes on each side and carefully flipped using two spatulas - one below and one above. Throughout, I used the spatulas to press the sides of the burgers together as they cooked.
The result was a big success. They really only fell apart in the last few bites. Tasty, spicy, and satisfying. Do it slowly and keep a good eye on them as they cook, and you'll have a success!
By ljfrank4_5497461
DENVER, CO
on March 24, 2010
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These burgers were simple, and tasted great! I had no problems keeping them together and the flavor was very good. I'm making the round 2 Enchiladas tonight.
By Chef #1553134
marietta, GA
on March 16, 2010
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The flavor combination is great but I also had problems keeping the patties together. I wound up adding a bit more breadcrumbs to get the texture right. I am thinking I had extra moisture left from draining and rinsing the beans
By cdiamond75_4657731
Schererville, IN
on March 16, 2010
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Sandra Lee always make everything look so easy, so I decided to try these bean burgers, since my husband and I eat alot of beans.
These were awful. They fell apart when we tried turning them.
It would be great to fill a taco.
By rippetoe.matt_1...
on March 16, 2010
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WORST RECIPE EVER.
Falls apart. Tastes bland.
Better off putting the mix into a burrito or taco.