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How to Make Veggie Burger (Indian Style) that is better than California Veggie Burger

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I eat veggie burgers exactly the way Donald Trump would eat a regular red meat burger. I like with lettuce, onion slice, melted cheese and tomato. The main thing is that I have the tomato ketchup on the burger side and mayonnaise on the cheese side.

These ultimate Indian vegetarian burgers are delicious and deeply satisfying to an ordinary person or a very stable genius. The veggies really add a crisp texture and fresh tang.

Veggie Burger (Indian Style) burgers freeze well. Make a batch and use as needed; defrost before cooking.

Tap to get the recipe here, How to Make Ultimate Indian Veggie Burger - Vegetarian Recipes


How do you know when Indian veggie burgers are done?


The inside is no longer cold if it just came from the fridge. An Indian veggie burger is fully cooked when the outside has been golden brown, a bit crisp or has grill marks.


Do you put tomato ketchup on a veggie burger?


YES, it is highly recommended. If you are adventurous and not afraid of the unknown, you can try Mango Ketchup- Spicy Mango Ketchup Recipe.

If you are allergic to tomato ketchup, food experts recommend Sriracha sauce. Sriracha sauce sprinkled on or folded into a burger is sure to add a little zest to your veggie burger (Indian style) or California veggie burger recipe.


How do you make veggie burgers taste better?


Making a veggie burger (Indian style) that does not fall apart is super significant, but it is also essential that the veggie patty taste good.

Use flavor-boosting vegetables and add-ins like with peppers. Use green and yellow peppers of all varieties — sweet, hot and dried. Do not forget to add freshly diced garlic.

Fresh herbs (not dried) are a versatile ingredient and are valued for their knack to fill in nearly every lack of flavor.

Do not forget to use aromatic veggies like onions, as well as naturally glutamate-rich (natural source of umami flavor) ingredients like mushrooms, green peas, seaweed, kelp, Chinese (Napa) cabbage and corn

Never forget to add salt.


Why are my veggie burgers mushy?


Mushy veggie burgers give veggie burgers in general a bad status.

The reason of these mushy veggie burgers is too many wet ingredients. Too much liquid makes for a mushy burger that does not hold together well.

Wet ingredients are essential for holding the burger together and adding much-needed flavor.


What tastes good on a veggie burger (Indian style)?


Best toppings for Indian veggie burgers and California veggie burger recipe are:

1) Tomato - Tomatoes are the major dietary source of the antioxidant Lycopene, which has been linked to many health benefits, including reduced risk of heart disease and cancer.

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2) Chipotle ranch - Bursting with bold flavors, this creamy sauce has just the right touch of herbs and spices that makes it incredibly delicious.

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3) Lettuce - Leafy vegetables like green lettuce are a good choice for a healthful diet because they do not contain cholesterol and are naturally low in calories and sodium.

Green lettuce can be year-round sources of vitamin A, vitamin C, and other nutrients.

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4) Pepper jack cheese - Great tasting and melts easily on veggie burgers.

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5) Sautéed mushrooms and spinach is a great topping for veggie burgers. Mushrooms will add umami savory flavor. Fresh spinach is a good source of vitamin K, vitamin A, manganese, folate, copper, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin E, calcium and vitamin C.

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6) Avocado – Avocado not only do they add a rich creamy taste to burgers, they also are a great nutrient-dense topping that can be used as a substitute for other toppings that contain saturated fat.

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Watch Related Youtube Food Videos:


1) How It's Made Veggie Burgers- California Veggie Burger Recipe



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2) Juicy Burger Patties Are Actually Made From Plant Protein- California Veggie Burger Recipe



Beyond Meat in California uses pea protein to make veggie burgers that tastes like the real juicy meat. Beets are used to imitate the color of real beef. Beyond Meat uses culinary physics to make its burger patties out of plant protein.

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