Quinoa Mushroom Hamburger
Mushroom and Sun-dried Tomato Dip
CALM DOWN!!.....I'm going to contribute with recipes to my contest, but I will not participate in the award....hahaha.....
This is a very healthy, and yummy vegetarian hamburger....very easy to chew, and full of proteins....and with quinoa, and most of you know that I love quinoa!!!.....Probably the pictures are not the best, but the taste is wonderful
These recipes will be in the booklet of:
Quinoa Mushroom Hamburger
2 1/2 cups of clean mushrooms
1/2 cup of cooked quinoa
3 tablespoons of whole wheat flour or breadcrumbs
2 eggs
1/2 Onion (chopped)
2 Garlic (chopped)
4 Green onions (chopped)
Parsley (chopped)
Salt
Pepper
Olive oil
In a processor, chop the mushrooms. You can do it by hand, but they have to be very fine chopped. In a pan, heat a little bit of olive oil, and add the onion and garlic. Cook them for 2 minutes. Add the chopped mushrooms, and season it with salt and pepper. The mushroom release water, and in that water you cook the onion, garlic, and mushrooms. Let the mushroom to be cooked. Set aside and let it cool. Add the green onions, and mix with the cooked quinoa. You will end up with a texture like this:
Add the eggs, and dry the mixture with whole wheat flour or breadcrumbs. I used three tablespoons, but you can use more depending on the moisture of your mix.
Form your burgers
Brush a pan with a very little oil, and cook them for three minutes each side....ENJOY!
I put them on a parchment paper in the oven at 425F, and I cooked them 7 minutes by each side....It will depends on your oven
Sun-dried tomato and mushroom dip
This is a very easy and tasty dip. During summer, here in Canada, everybody prepares vegetable dips with crackers to try before dinner.....
Sun-dried tomato dip
1 1/2 cup of cooked white beans
1/2 cup of Greek yogurt
1 garlic (chopped)
Salt
Oregano or the herbs you like the most (thyme, basil, etc....)
Milk or olive oil
Sun-dried tomato already soaked in water and chopped (I used 5 pieces, but you can use more or less)
In a blender, blend the cooked white beans with the Greek yoghurt. If you think it is sticky, then add a little bit of milk or olive oil. Add salt, garlic, oregano, and sun-dried tomato. Continue blending until you have a cream consistency. Enjoy!!
Mushroom dip
1 1/2 cup of cooked white beans
1/2 cup of Greek yogurt
1 garlic (chopped)
Salt
Oregano or the herbs you like the most (thyme, basil, etc....)
Milk or olive oil
200 grams of cooked mushrooms ( I cooked them in the oven with salt and herbs, but you can stir fry them)
In a blender, blend the cooked white beans with the Greek yoghurt. If you think it is sticky, then add a little bit of milk or olive oil. Add salt, garlic, oregano, and cooked mushrooms. Continue blending until you have a cream consistency. Enjoy!!
So far....the recipes we have received are.....
- Pures Multicolores
- Tallarines de Tomates y Verduras
- Risotto de Betarragas
- Pure de Vegetales
- Gelatina de Yoghurt
- Olleta
- Frutos Rojos con Mascarpone y Crujiente de Chocolate
- Muffins de Chocolate y Platano
- Mousse de Yogurt y Mango
- Cremas de Alcachofa con Huevos Poche
- Cazuela de Arroz con Marisco
- Ensalada Tibia de Pescado
- Falsa Pizza de Calabaza
- Batido de Frutas con Nata
- Tartas de Polenta con Arandanos
- Mousse de Escalibada
- Crema de Coliflor a la Hierbabuena
- Crema de Zanahorias
- Mini Hamburguesas o Mini Filetes
- Tronco de Patata Relleno de Hojas y Queso
- Crema de Esparragos Blancos
- Pink Shake
- Papas en Verbena
Do you want to participate?
Se ha puesto de moda la quinoa, eh?? He pasado de no conocerla a verla en todas partes.
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias por la receta de estas burguer......
Si Marcela, por favor, mándame el link ese que comentas, que estos minibocados no van a poder más que yo.
Mil gracias.
Besos
Hi Marcela. . I've come to your blog through your friend, Gloria's blog. I love how the two of you do your blogs in English and Spanish. I am following your blog now and hope that you will visit our blog soon!
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