Low Fat Vegetable Burger

Monday, February 1, 2010

Many kids and adults do like burgers quite often as it is a convenient food and some like it once in a while. Usually burgers have high calorie value because of the amount of fat used. But this burger recipe has a minimum amount of fat used and is full of nutrients because of the ingredients used in it. It is easy to prepare too. Try it!



































































































Ingredients Quantity
Burger Buns 2
Boiled Mashed Potatoes 2
Shredded Cabbage ¼ cup
Grated Carrot ¼ cup
Sliced Cucumber 2 pieces
Sliced Onion 2 pieces
Sprouted Green Gram ¼ cup
Sliced Tomato 2 pieces
Cottage Cheese (Paneer) grated 2 tbsps
Ginger Garlic Paste ½ tsp
Green Chilly Paste 1 tsp or less
Cheese Slices (Optional) 2
Salt to taste
Pepper Powder 1 tsp
Mustard 1 tsp
Tomato Ketchup 1 tbsp
Oil ¾ tbsp



Method

  1. Not much fat will be used to make the patties,but since the potatoes are cooked, the vegetables will be sauteed in a little oil.

  2. Take three fourths tablespoon of oil in a pan and heat it.

  3. Add the ginger garlic paste,cabbage,carrots,green capsicum and saute them.Then add the sprouts,green chilly paste,salt,black pepper and grated cottage cheese and mix well.

  4. When the vegetables are half cooked,add the mashed potato and mix. Turn off the heat.

  5. When the mixture is warm, shape the mixture into two patties and keep them aside.

  6. In the same pan heat the burger bun slices on both the sides and remove.

  7. To set the burger,take one part of the bun and place a cucumber slice,then the patty and then a slice of onion and tomato slice.Last of all place a slice of cheese which is optional and sprinkle mustard on it and cover it with the other part of the bun and press a little.

  8. Place the whole burger in the same pan and heat it so that the cheese melts and the burger is warm.Repeat this with the other bun.

  9. Serve it warm with potato wedges or wafers, tomato ketchup and salad.



2 comments:

achuta at: February 1, 2010 at 8:32 AM said...

Ram
The stuff was great and tasted very tasty as good as in a 5* restaurant . Keep it up !! No wonder I am not becoming fat at home despite eating like a hog.
Hail to RAM !!!
achuta

Soulberry at: February 5, 2010 at 7:40 PM said...

I thought bread crumbs were required for the patte?

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