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Homemade quorn burgers
GeminiG
12-04-2014
Hi, I wonder if anyone has any ideas for me. I'm trying to make some homemade quorn burgers but don't want to use egg yolk to combine the mixture. What could I use as a substitute? Also does anyone have any recipes of their own that I could try?
whoever,hey
12-04-2014
Quorn burgers are disgusting! For veggie i much prefer spicy bean burgers.
The Cricketer
12-04-2014
Originally Posted by whoever,hey:
“Quorn burgers are disgusting! For veggie i much prefer spicy bean burgers.”


I dont think that was the question though...
jazzyjazzy
12-04-2014
No but the answer was correct.
bornfree
12-04-2014
Originally Posted by GeminiG:
“Hi, I wonder if anyone has any ideas for me. I'm trying to make some homemade quorn burgers but don't want to use egg yolk to combine the mixture. What could I use as a substitute? Also does anyone have any recipes of their own that I could try?”

Ready made one from the quorn range are a bit better but I agree bean burgers are better and easier to make at home. I tried making quorn burgers and it too ages and they turned out disgusting.

But I like the other quorn range e.g mince, chicken style pieces, beef and lamb style pieces (mind you I don't know what chicken, beef or lamb tastes like).
epicurian
12-04-2014
You could try mashed potatoes/sweet potatoes to bind the mixture maybe?

Barring that, I vote for tempeh. It makes fantastic burgers.
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