Ingredients

How to make it

  • You drain (VERY well) a can of pinto beans and a can of spinach. Get as much of the liquid out as possible. I put both in a mesh strainer. I press the spinach until most of the liquid is out. I wash the canned beans just to get most of the thick can liquid off.
  • Mix beans and spinach and then add a couple of cloves of garlic, salt & pepper to taste, and oatmeal to bind. If using onion, add it now. Add the oatmeal until stiff patties can be formed.
  • Mush the mixture with your hands (wear gloves if you want - it is messy) or a potato masher.
  • Pour about a quarter inch of oil in a pan and heat. Form the patties (about a half to an inch thick) and fry on each side until they darken and harden a bit. The middle will remain relatively soft.
  • You can enjoy these plain, with hot sauce, or steak sauce - whatever your pleasure. Or you can put these on buns or bread and enjoy as a burger.
  • Add more spices if desired - you can play around with this recipe. Sometimes I add nutritional yeast for an even nuttier flavor and extra benefits.
  • These patties can also be baked - just drizzle oil and place on a greased cookie sheet or pan. Bake at about 400 degrees until each side is browned. You will need to flip them halfway through.

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    " It was excellent "
    trigger ate it and said...
    I am always on the hunt for a new and exciting burger and this sounds interesting to me.
    Bookmarked and printed.
    Five forks and a smile :)
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  • lacrenshaw 15 years ago
    Nicely done, miss!
    Lorraine
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    " It was excellent "
    shandalulu ate it and said...
    Mmmm perfect! (:
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