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nutrition<br />
Prep time: <br />
Cooking time: <br />
Total time: <br />
10 minutes<br />
10 minutes<br />
20 minutes<br />
Mushroom Burgers with<br />
Cauliflower Couscous<br />
Ingredients:<br />
• 100g chestnut mushrooms,<br />
diced into small pieces<br />
• 200g chickpeas<br />
• 1 chia egg (1tbsp chia seeds<br />
plus 3tbsp water)<br />
• 1 clove garlic<br />
• 1tbsp olive oil<br />
• 2tsp buckwheat flour/plain<br />
gluten free flour<br />
• Pinch Himalayan crystal salt<br />
• ¼ tsp ground cumin<br />
• Pinch smoked paprika<br />
• ¼ tsp black pepper<br />
• Juice of 1 lemon<br />
• 2-3 radishes<br />
• Small handful chives<br />
• Small handful fresh<br />
coriander/parsley<br />
Method:<br />
In a small bowl, make the<br />
1 chia egg by mixing three<br />
tablespoons water with one<br />
tablespoon chia seeds.<br />
Set aside.<br />
2<br />
In a frying pan, heat half<br />
the olive oil (one to two<br />
tablespoons) with the chopped<br />
mushrooms, cumin, paprika<br />
and garlic for five minutes.<br />
Mash the chickpeas with<br />
a potato masher, leaving<br />
3<br />
a few chunkier pieces. Add the<br />
mushroom mixture, the chia<br />
‘egg’, half the lemon juice and<br />
the flour. Mix well then shape<br />
into two patties.<br />
4<br />
Fry the burgers in the<br />
remaining oil for about<br />
three minutes on each side or<br />
until browned and crispy on<br />
the outside.<br />
5<br />
To make the cauliflower<br />
couscous, cut half a small<br />
cauliflower into pieces and<br />
steam/boil for five minutes.<br />
Place into a food processor<br />
(or use a potato masher) with<br />
the salt, black pepper and<br />
remaining lemon juice until the<br />
cauliflower pieces resemble<br />
couscous. Add the sliced radish<br />
and the chives.<br />
6<br />
To serve, place the<br />
mushroom burgers on top<br />
of the cauliflower couscous<br />
and sprinkle with some fresh<br />
coriander/parsley and a drizzle<br />
of olive oil.<br />
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