Black Bean Burger with Jalepeños
This spicy and juicy Black Bean Burger recipe is a fabulous vegan option for the BBQ, or bake in the oven for a comfort food supper.
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Instructions
Tip the black beans into a food processor and pulse a few times until they are crushed but not totally puréed. (Alternatively, smash them with a potato masher). Tip into a large bowl.
Trim and finely chop the spring onions, and chop the jalapeño slices. Add both to the bowl, followed by the breadcrumbs, lime zest and juice, garlic, coriander, soy sauce and tahini. Season with salt and pepper.
Mix the ingredients well until fully combined, then roughly divide into 5-6 pieces (or 7-8 for smaller burgers).
Use a burger press or shape the burgers by hand, then place on a baking tray covered in baking paper and refrigerate (or freeze) until required.
TO BBQ: Brush each side with a little oil and cook for 5 minutes on each side.
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These are sooo good!! The best burgers I have ever made. The pickled jalepenos really make it.
These are so good. I’ve had them twice this week.Really great texture for putting on a bbq as I don’t think they’d fall apart.
Made these last night, they were so good. My carnivore partner had homemade beef burgers, then ate half of one of these and said mine tasted far superior, win!
I loved them so much I featured it this week. The roundup is now live.
This is a lovely recipe and I've also entered the giveaway! Thank you for sharing with CookBlogShare:)
What a great recipe and what a great give-away. I have entered now all I need to do is make the recipe:) I have a burger press but it’s not a very good one. Thank you so much for sharing on #CookBlogShare
Delicious burger recipe and that gadget is fab! I use a biscuit cutter and my fingers but this looks much neater!
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