How to Make the Ultimate Vegan Pinto Bean Beet Burger



Becky shows Julia how to make amazing Vegan Pinto Bean Beet Burgers.

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  1. All of your recipes are fun, helpful, and inspiring! A lot of times, I have to convert your recipes to be vegetarian- so I love that you're bringing 100% of the yumminess to us in plant-based form! Thank you!!!

  2. This recipe is a lot of work. You'll get your entire kitchen dirty and fill the sink with dishes. On top of that, these smell and taste like crap. I just finished eating one. The onion rings add a nasty fried flavor and the sauce is greasy. The patties themselves are almost flavorless. This is what happens when you let meat eaters design a veggie burger. The clean healthy taste is completely missing. I feel like I just ate out of the sewer. If you make this, skip the onion rings and make a different sauce. It will still taste bleh but at least it won't taste nasty. Zero stars.

  3. 3.5 inch dia x 1.5 tall
    14.5 cu in one cup
    250 cc/ml
    weight 182 g 2/5lb
    4.5 in x 2
    30 cu in 2 cup aka 1 pint ak 1/2 lit
    ak 1/8 gal
    Weight 1 lb
    5.5in x 2.5
    60 cu in ak 1lit
    Weight 2 lb…
    Pizza 14 in
    152sq inx .39
    60 cuin 1lt
    Weight 2lb
    16 in 200 sqin x.25
    60 cuin 1lt
    Weight 2.5

  4. I made these exactly as directed. Taste was meh, but ok. Texture was just like every other veggie burger. Crumbly and decidedly not hamburger like at all. Perhaps they could have given an alternative to the baby food which added another expense as well as grossed me out. Maybe I expected too much, but considering the beet mess and long list of ingredients , pretty disappointing.

  5. Tried this last night–the taste was phenomenal! It's not supposed to taste like beef, but there is an earthiness that kind of mimics meat-based patties. However, the texture of the patty has a tendency to squelch out the sides of the bun when you bite down. I wonder if there's some sort of ingredient you could add that would make it hold together more firmly.

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