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Fenugreek Burger with Mushrooms

vegan aloo methi burger
A delicious Vegan Burger with potatoes and fresh fenugreek leaves. 

Ingredients: 
Boiled Potatoes - 2 big
Fenugreek/Methi leaves - 1 cup
Coriander/Cilantro leaves - 1/2 cup
Carrots - 2
French/Green Beans - 1/2 cup
Yellow Corn Meal - 3/4 cup
Chat Masala - 1/4 tsp
Garam Masala - 1/4 tsp
Cayenne Pepper - 2 tbsp
Mushrooms - 350 gms
Garlic - 5 big cloves
Black Pepper Powder
Salt
Oil

Method:
1. Heat 2 - 3 tbsp oil in a skillet and add sliced mushrooms, finely chopped garlic.  When mushrooms start turning brown, add salt and black pepper.  Saute for a minute and keep them aside.
2. Saute french beans with little oil till soft.  Add little salt and save them for later.
vegan fenugreek cutlets with mushrooms
3. In a mixing bowl, mash or grate the boiled potatoes.   Add finely chopped fenugreek and cilantro leaves.  Add grated carrot, sauted beans, corn meal (or bread crumbs or semolina), garam masala, cayenne pepper and salt.  Mix well and make round balls of this mixture.  Press them into a pattie/pattice shape.
4. Deep fry these patties in hot oil till brown and crisp.
5. Place the fried pattice on a bun slice.  Add sauteed mushrooms and cover with the other half of the bun.  You can also add cheese, tomato slices, lettuce leaf as well.

Comments

  1. uma so healthy burger..methi leaves and veges burger.very nutritious one.good choice da.the partties look so perfect.sometimes this kind of homemade burger are best than the MCchicken.

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  2. Burgers looks healthy n delicious...
    Fantastic try dear.

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  3. excellent preparation uma. very nice. sure to try one day

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  4. nice burger uma,homemade always the best...

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  5. Burgers look delicious. Must try...

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  6. uma..great job...wht a healthy burger...super yummy...looks droolworthy

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  7. wow looks so good, am sure must have tasted awesome, very nice recipe,nice variation from the usual burger..

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  8. Wat a healthy burger Uma, fabulous dish dear..Thanks for sharing..

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  9. Wholesome and healthy meal. Loved it.

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  10. Uma,,nice methi pattice healthy option than potato pattice dear... very good healthy burger.

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  11. Delicious Burgers with mushrooms!!!!

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  12. looks awesome Uma. I love methi leaves aroma. I bet this burger tastes gr8. I am going to try this recipe.

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  13. Hi Uma, thanks a lot trying and letting me know abt it, am really happy that you loved it...thanks once again

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  14. great idea uma, of using methi leaves and sauteed mushrooms in a burger. u look like a mushroom fan (from ur earlier posts).

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  15. Thanks Prani, Jay, Krishnaveni, Premalatha, SpicyTasty, Sanyukta, Sushma, Priya, Ms.Chitchat, Sathya, Aruna, Preeti, Az, Gulmohar, HomeChef, Harman, Kshipra, for the motivation!

    Gals, do try it and let me know how it turned out.

    Kshipra, am not a fan, but my husband is and its easily available here :)

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  16. That is one healthy recipe! Burger with fenufreek is unique.

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  17. Thanks Cooking Foodie for such encouraging words.

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