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Sunday, June 28, 2009
Wild Mushroom Veggie Burger Recipe
This spring has been crazy good for mushroom picking up here! Just yesterday I took the dog up to this fine place close to town and easily found enough boletus to make lunches for a few days. Boletus are plentiful and sooo delicious. They are the northwest version of the porcini. Look them up and then go looking. The brighter the yellow bottom, the freshest & tastiest. This is what we did with the boletus we found:
2 cups finely chopped fresh boletus mushrooms, stems removed. (Do not get these wet, just brush off with a paper towel)
1/2 package firm tofu crumbled
1 small onion finely chopped
2 cloves garlic
2 cups brown rice, cooked
1 can black beans, mashed
salt, pepper
3 T worchestershire
1 T soy
bread crumbs to texture.
Sautee mushrooms, tofu and onions in olive oil on med to low for about 12 - 15 minutes. Add the rest and mix well. Sautee for just a few minutes to give the garlic time to soften. Cool. Mash with potato masher if necessary. Form patties and brown in an olive oil/butter combo with cheese of your choice (or not) until nicely browned. Yum. I stacked on wax paper and refrigerated for brown bag lunches.
2 cups finely chopped fresh boletus mushrooms, stems removed. (Do not get these wet, just brush off with a paper towel)
1/2 package firm tofu crumbled
1 small onion finely chopped
2 cloves garlic
2 cups brown rice, cooked
1 can black beans, mashed
salt, pepper
3 T worchestershire
1 T soy
bread crumbs to texture.
Sautee mushrooms, tofu and onions in olive oil on med to low for about 12 - 15 minutes. Add the rest and mix well. Sautee for just a few minutes to give the garlic time to soften. Cool. Mash with potato masher if necessary. Form patties and brown in an olive oil/butter combo with cheese of your choice (or not) until nicely browned. Yum. I stacked on wax paper and refrigerated for brown bag lunches.
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