Beans and grains, we love you in veggie burgers, but we're asking you to take a backseat for this one. Like their namesake, the star ingredients in these 10 recipes are all vegetables. From beets to micro sprouts, broccoli to corn, your veggie burger just got a lot more colorful and garden-friendly.
TOP ROW
• 1 Beets: The Best Ever Beet Veggie Burger from Northstar Cafe via The Kitchn
• 2 Micro Sprouts: Ultimate Veggie Burger Recipe via 101cookbooks
• 3 Broccoli: Baked Broccoli Burgers via One Green Planet
• 4 Cauliflower + Potato: Spicy Cauliflower Potato Burger via One Green Planet
• 5 Sweet Potato: Sweet Potato Veggie Burgers via Love and Lemons
BOTTOM ROW
• 6 Rainbow Chard: Rainbow Chard Veggie Burger via Strawberry Pepper
• 7 Corn: Mark Bittman's Summer Vegetable Burger via Ultimate Veggie Burgers
• 8 Zucchini: Veggie Burger No 1 via Mango Power Girl
• 9 Eggplant: Baked Eggplant Burgers via The Tolerant Vegan
• 10 Kale: Brooklyn Eats' Kale Burger via Veggie Grettie
Related: Expert Advice: 4 Tips for Building a Better Veggie Burger
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Categories: Main, Beans & Lentils, Main Dish, Meat Alternatives, Meatless, Roundup, Sandwich, Vegan, Vegetables, Vegetarian
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Great roundup, thanks for posting. I'm excited to try a few of these.
My favorite take on a veggie burger is from the Food of the Americas. It involves ground hazelnuts and gruyere/manchego, some herbs and spices, and some egg to hold it all together. It is AWESOME.
This recipe REEKED. To be more accurate, I wish it had REEKED. At least then, it would have had some flavor. I have been a vegetarian for 20+ years; my husband for almost 15. He lives for veggie burgers so I spent the last 2 hours making this lame recipe that is basically brown rice, died red with beets so it looks like meat, then fried to blandness on a roll. I am one who will happily spend several hours experimenting with new recipes, but are you kidding me? A few drops of red dye 40 and cardboard would have been an improvement.