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Walnut Lentil Burgers With Cauliflower Puree and Red Onion Relish [Vegan, Gluten-Free]
You won’t need any other burgers in your life after you make this recipe. These burgers are delicious and hearty — real comfort food style. But the goodness does not stop there. They’re topped with creamy cauliflower purée and tangy red onion relish. Paired with all the fixings between two... Read More
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How to Prepare Walnut Lentil Burgers With Cauliflower Puree and Red Onion Relish [Vegan, Gluten-Free]
- Soak and boil the lentils with the vegetable stock (follow package instructions).
- Bring the oven to 325°F.
- Bring a pan to medium heat and add the red onion, garlic, thyme, oregano, walnuts, dates, salt, and water. Let it boil for three to four minutes, until the onions start to soften.
- Take the pan off the stove, add the soy flour and the boiled lentils and mix it all together using a hand blender. The consistency should be firm, but not too dry. Adjust with more water or more flour if needed.
- Place a cooking paper onto a baking tray. Shape burgers out of the lentil/walnut mix and place on the paper. Place in the oven and bake for 20 minutes (or until crusty on top).
- Now make the relish. Place the chopped onion, raisins, dates, sage leaves, salt and the water into a pot and bring to boil on low heat. Leave boiling until time to serve. Stir occasionally and add more water if needed.
- In the meantime, boil the broccoli and the cauliflower together with the vegetable stock for about three minutes. Then remove all water, add the salt and the milk and blend into a purée.
- Get the patties from the oven, the relish from the stove, and serve.







Would like to be able to print just the recipes and not all the added garbage. A great waste of paper!
loved the vegan burgers. I didn\’t make any of the other things. put them on the grill and they were so warm and savory!!
Sorry – can you please clarify the measurements?
I read 3/4 cups as "3 or 4 cups", not "three quarters of a cup"
ditto the rest – although "2/3 cup" (singular "cup") implies two thirds.
and can you ask the site admin to make these pages printable easily?