Rosa Cooking

Soy flake burgers

I tried it for the first time, they delighted me, I am writing a recipe not to forget it, and for other vegans as well ...

Preparation steps

  • cook soy flakes with 1 tablespoon of for 1-2 minutes (according to the instructions on the package), drain, pour water over the bread to soften it, knead it with your hands and mix with soy, finely chop the onion and fry briefly in a pan - until glassy, ​​paprika wash, remove seeds and finely chop
  • in a larger bowl, mix the soy and bread mixture with the other ingredients, mix everything well, let it stand for about 10 minutes for the chia seeds to absorb excess moisture and bind the mixture, add bread crumbs if necessary (I soaked the bread too much, so I added, maybe may not)
  • when set aside, shape the burgers and bake in a preheated pan with a little oil until golden brown and crispy on both sides

Serving

Serve in a bun with salad and ketchup or with mashed potatoes!

Tags

chia soy vegan

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