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Vegan Burger Patty

Thee Burger Dude
4.62 from 185 votes
Servings 6 Burgers

Ingredients
 
 

Flax Egg

  • 2 Tbsp Ground Flaxseed
  • 2 Tbsp Water

TVP Burger

Instructions
 

  • Rehydrate the TVP in the vegan beef broth (or veggie broth) for about 10 minutes.
  • Combine the 2 Tbsp of Ground Flax and Water to make the flax egg.
  • While the TVP and flax egg rehydrate, add everything but the flour and breadcrumbs to a bowl and stir to combine (you can also use clean hands to mix it) to make the marinade mixture.
  • After 10 minutes, strain and squeeze out the TVP to get rid of any excess liquid.
  • Once flax egg is thickened and TVP is rehydrated and strained / squeezed, add them to the marinade and combine with clean hands or a spoon / spatula. Add in the flour and breadcrumbs, and combine once again.
  • A quick note on bread crumbs, I recommend using finer bread crumbs over Panko. Start with 1/4 - 1/2 cup worth and add more as needed.
  • The mixture should come together easily and form a big meatball. You can make a quick patty and toss it from hand to hand to make sure it won't fall apart.
  • You can also make a slider patty and fry it up to test out the seasoning if you wish, and then adjust as needed after tasting.
  • Form patties to preferred size, I recommend 2 oz. for a thin smash style patty. 4 oz. for a normal sized patty.
  • To cook, simply get a pan up to medium heat, add some oil and cook on each side for about 3-4 minutes or until nicely browned. Season as you like! When you flip the patty, add a slice of vegan cheese, then a little water to the pan. Cover to steam and melt the cheese, and then load up a bun with all the fixings!

Notes

*I've made these a few times, and I've found that the kind of bread crumb makes a big difference. The ones that seem to do the best job are the regular bread crumbs and not Panko. They should be finer like the ones I have below.
You can make these with Panko, they just might take a bit more bread crumbs. I suggest adding 1/4 - 1/2 a cup at first, and then adding more as you need it.
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