Black bean burger

"Darryl Pierce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

If you're making them because you like to make stuff like
that from scratch, that's very cool and I'm sure you'll find
a wealth of info on the net.

If you're making them because of a perceived unavailablity,
I'd say check your local supermarket. I think they are sold
under the Morningstar Farms brand, which is a subsidiary or
a brand line of Kellog's.

Jack Patties

"Darryl Pierce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

I've had this for years but never made them. That's why we
collect recipes. Because someday, someone might want one.

Mash in a bowl: 1 16-oz can beans, rinsed and drained Mix
in: 2 ounces shredded Cheddar cheese
1/4 cup dry bread crumbs 2 tablespoons chopped green onion,
with tops 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
2/4 teaspoon pepper
3/8 teaspoon salt 1 egg white Shape into patties. Spray 10-
inch non-stick skillet. Cook about 10 minutes over medium
heat, turning once, until light brown. Serve on buns with
horseradish sauce, tomato and lettuce.

Felice

Darryl Pierce said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

That exhibit is still touring?! It opened in Memphis back
in 2000 and my then fiance Ray, supervised the crew that
built it. Hmmm.

I'd guess, cook and mash the beans and mix with some sort of
filler (breadcrumbs?)

Jill

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The patty was made from black beans and >>I'm not sure
what else.

But, it was so good I >>want to make it for myself at
home. Anybody

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have a recipe for converting black beans into >>burger
patties?

. . One of the hospitals here in town serves a Black Bean
Burger with a Caribbean twist. I use my favorite Jerk
seasonings for the flavor profile in my copy cat version.
What was the flavor profile of the patties you enjoyed? They
just might be Morningtar or some other brand available from
the freezer case. Converting mashed cooked beans into a bean
patty is failrly straightforward. Mashed beans, necessary
seasonings, if needed some cracker meal and egg. Forming he
patty with a 1/2 or 1/3 cup measure helps with portion
control . Patties of equal size cook evenly and in the same
amount of time.

~~~Gina~~~

Funny you should mention this. I found this recipe on the web and served it
(with pico de gallo instead of the sweet potato sauce) to my wife and her
vegetarian friend. It was very good:

wholefoodsmarket.comwh blackbeancakes.hOpen ↗
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You might try using a whole beaten egg instead of the egg
white to hold the mixture together, especially if you plan
to grill the burgers rather than bake them.

You can cook the beans yourself easily enough - soak
overnight and drain (which will speed up the cooking but
isn't critical); cover with plenty of water, add an onion
and some bay leaves, bring to a boil, turn down to a simmer,
add salt after it has been simmering a while. Simmer until
tender (maybe 45 minutes if pre-soaked, longer if not).

The recipe, expanded, might make a good non-meat loaf as
well.

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"Darryl Pierce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

By the way, we have seen Titanic artifacts at the Maritime
Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax, NS. Deck chairs and
cabinetry.

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Louis Cohen Living la vida loca at N37° 43' 7.9" W122° 8'
42.8"

"Darryl Pierce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

Jack Schidt® said:

Quoted message said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

If you're making them because you like to make stuff like
that from scratch, that's very cool and I'm sure you'll
find a wealth of info on the net.

That's me. I'm doing it because I have a wealth of beans and
would love to make them myself. Being the hacker type I like
to tweak the recipe to my liking. I'm just looking for some
recommendations. 🙂
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jmcquown said:

That exhibit is still touring?! It opened in Memphis back
in 2000 and my then fiance Ray, supervised the crew that
built it. Hmmm.

Your "then fiance Ray"? Did he finally wise up and find
another squeeze?

Good for him (and us).

-sw

jmcquown said:

Darryl Pierce said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I
had a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made
from black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was
so good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody
have a recipe for converting black beans into burger
patties?

That exhibit is still touring?! It opened in Memphis back
in 2000 and my then fiance Ray, supervised the crew that
built it. Hmmm.

I'd guess, cook and mash the beans and mix with some sort
of filler (breadcrumbs?)

For some reason I thought that veggie burgers tended to have
lots of diced mushroom in them.

nancy

Felice Friese said:

I've had this for years but never made them. That's why we
collect recipes. Because someday, someone might want one.

Mash in a bowl: 1 16-oz can beans, rinsed and drained

How would I substitute dried beans for this? Would I need to
cook them after letting them soak overnight?
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what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"

jmcquown said:

That exhibit is still touring?! It opened in Memphis back
in 2000 and my then fiance Ray, supervised the crew that
built it. Hmmm.

Yep. It came here in August and is leaving next month,
I believe.

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Darryl Pierce said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

That exhibit is still touring?! It opened in Memphis back
in 2000 and my then fiance Ray, supervised the crew that
built it. Hmmm.

Jll, pardon my nosiness, but I must have missed something
along the way. Are you no longer getting married?

Regards, Wayne

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I'd guess, cook and mash the beans and mix with some sort
of filler (breadcrumbs?)

Jill

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jmcquown said:

Darryl Pierce said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned
8) to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I
had a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made
from black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it
was so good I want to make it for myself at home.
Anybody have a recipe for converting black beans into
burger patties?

That exhibit is still touring?! It opened in Memphis back
in 2000 and my then fiance Ray, supervised the crew that
built it. Hmmm.

I'd guess, cook and mash the beans and mix with some sort
of filler (breadcrumbs?)

For some reason I thought that veggie burgers tended to
have lots of diced mushroom in them.

nancy

I live in Winnipeg Manitoba (dead center of the contenent)
middle of the great Plains.... a looong way from any
oceans.. About 100 miles Northwest of me there are some
bodies from the Titanic burried...in the town of Neepawa.

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Once during Prohibition I was forced to live for days on
nothing but food and water.
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FIELDS, W. C.

Darryl Pierce said:

Felice Friese said:

I've had this for years but never made them. That's
why we collect recipes. Because someday, someone might
want one.

Mash in a bowl: 1 16-oz can beans, rinsed and drained

How would I substitute dried beans for this? Would I need
to cook them after letting them soak overnight?

Soak, then cook until tender. Canned beans are already
cooked until edible.

-sw

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Felice Friese said:

I've had this for years but never made them. That's
why we collect recipes. Because someday, someone might
want one.

Mash in a bowl: 1 16-oz can beans, rinsed and drained

How would I substitute dried beans for this? Would I need
to cook them after letting them soak overnight?

Exactly. Soak, simmer till tender, drain, then mash and use
per your recipe.
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Donna A pessimist believes all women are bad. An optimist
hopes they are.

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Darryl Pierce said:

The other day we took our oldest son (who just turned 8)
to the science museum in Raleigh to see The Titanic
Artifact Exhibit. For lunch we went to the cafe and I had
a delicious black bean burger. The patty was made from
black beans and I'm not sure what else. But, it was so
good I want to make it for myself at home. Anybody have a
recipe for converting black beans into burger patties?

I posted a bean burger recipe can't be but two weeks ago.
Anyway there are tons of bean burger recipes on the net...
obviously you are too friggin' lazy to search.

recipesource.comspecialOpen ↗
diets/vegetarian/burgers/00/rec0015.html

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PENMART01 said:

I posted a bean burger recipe can't be but two weeks ago.
Anyway there are tons of bean burger recipes on the net...
obviously you are too friggin' lazy to search.

Yep. Too lazy and wanted to get favorite recipes from people
here. The web will give back a bunch of recipes, but no
opinions on them.
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That's all i need to sound like a demented tuba.

Steve Wertz said:

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How would I substitute dried beans for this? Would I need
to cook them after letting them soak overnight?

Soak, then cook until tender. Canned beans are already
cooked until edible.

That's what I figured. Thanks. 🙂

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