Where's the Beef? 10 No-Beef Burger Recipes to Grill This Summer
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This vegan burger, from Richa at Vegan Richa, is made with lentils, grated cauliflower and garam masala (a northern Indian blend of spices). She dresses her patties with homemade onion rings, chipotle habanero mayo and roasted mini red peppers. Get all these recipes here. (Vegan Richa)
Lindsay and Jay are the couple behind the food/comedy blog Funny Love, which is also home to this steak-seasoned bello-burger recipe. "These are embarrassingly easy," writes Lindsay, the brainchild behind these burgers. "The seasonings and the steaky burger texture are just… YES." (Funny Love)
Peter at Souvlaki for the Soul got his inspiration for these meaty salmon burgers from an article he once bookmarked in the New York Times, but he jazzed it up with dill, chili sauce, capers and garlic — and then nestled them in his homemade brioche buns. Find his complete recipe here. (Souvlaki for the Soul)
The all-American burger gets a Middle Eastern makeover with this mouthwatering recipe from Anita at Hungry Couple. The burger itself is made from chickpeas, tahini and ground cumin to lend flavors reminiscent of falafel, and the Israeli salad provides the perfect balance to the spiced patty. (Hungry Couple)
This beast of a burger recipe was developed by Barby Tan in honor of Burger Week at Philippine food blog Pepper.ph. Featuring a crabcake complemented with roasted tomatoes and a buttery miso sauce, Barby's burger was likened to "those served in fine dining restaurants" by Pepper. (Pepper.ph)
Made with ground pork, grated ginger and and grilled pineapple, these Hawaiian-style pork burgers from Rachel at Coconut & Lime are a fun way to mix it up at your next barbecue. Click here to try Rachel's recipe, which includes the steps for making her homemade Hawaiian rolls. (Coconut & Lime)
Some people whip up a batch of sweet potato fries to go with their burgers, but Jessica at How Sweet It Is piles the potatoes right onto her burger bun. This smoky sweet potato burger recipe gets even more fantastic flavor from smoked paprika, maple syrup and Jessica's homemade garlicky cream. (How Sweet It Is)
Andie at Can You Stay For Dinner loaned us this quick, easy and cheap burger idea. The tuna patty is piled on an English muffin along with tomato, lettuce and sour cream, and the finished product really gives beef burgers a run for their money. Check out the recipe right here on FOX News Magazine. (Can You Stay For Dinner)
We've already seen a lentil burger and a mushroom burger, but what about a burger that blends both? JJ at 84th & 3rd set about creating this vegan, gluten-free recipe for the Australian Mushroom Growers, calling it "a proper burger, worthy of a barbeque with all the fixings, and tasty enough to tempt even the meatiest meat eaters." (84th&3rd)
What do you get when you mix mashed black beans with quinoa, roasted corn and spices? A big bowl of mush, that's what. But once you mold the mush into patties and top them with homemade guacamole and chipotle yogurt sauce, you've got these addictive Mexican black bean and quinoa burgers from Brianne at Cupcakes and Kale Chips. (Cupcakes and Kale Chips)