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This delicious black bean veggie burger recipe works well as long as you follow the directions and proportions as given. As far as the ingredients go, this is a very flexible veggie burger recipe. You just need to watch out for the dry/wet balance.
It's fine to substitute peppers for onion, or celery, in this black bean recipe, and I used only one clove of garlic. Grated carrots would be another possible substitution. I made the bread crumbs in the food processor using thick dry crusts.
Makes 10 large black bean veggie burgers.
Cooking Tip: If you're going to soak and cook beans, it's worth making extra, to freeze in small amounts for future meals. More bean cooking tips and directions
Can the Vegan Black Bean Veggie Burgers be frozen, i.e before it is fried? - Shanna P.
Yes! It works fine to freeze veggie burgers. Make the mix into patties, laying them on a baking sheet between wax paper or plastic wrap, and freeze them like that. After the patties are frozen, seal them in a zip lock freezer bag, sucking out the air with a straw (as many as you want in a bag). They should store that way for up to a month in a fridge freezer or several months in a deep freeze. They can go frozen directly into the fry pan or on the grill.
I have tried this one, its yummmmy !!! - Achala K
I had that tonight, very good! - Stephanie C. A.
Delish! Thanks for sharing. I used regular rolled oats and it turned out just fine. It was moist enough so I omited the hummus. Good recipe. Will make again. - Angie H.