Put the mixture in the fridge for 30 minutes then
shape into patties on a lined baking tray using a spoon and press down and bake for 25 minutes.
You can cook and then freeze the patties, or, even better: mix everything up and then freeze whatever mixture you don't use
without shaping it into patties and cooking it.
Step 3: Divide the mixture into 4 equal portions and
shape into patties as you would for hamburgers (see page 14).
Turkey thigh mince is a lean but flavoursome meat -
shape into patties with cheese and spring onions, and serve in healthier wholemeal buns
Shape into patties (I made them quite small and flat rather than round but I am sure the shape and size doesn't really matter - just adjust the cooking time accordingly)
shape into patties, coat with more bread crumbs and put on baking sheet.
Divide the mixture into 8 portions and
shape into patties.
Divide into 4 equal portions and
shape into patties.
Shape into patties - it made 8 medium / large size patties, and place on a greased baking tray at 180 degrees Celsius for 30 mins (15 each side).
Shape into patties (I made five) and cook to desired «doneness.»
Divide into four equal portions and
shape into patties.
Then I thaw it out on the day I'm ready to serve,
shape into patties and cook them up.
** When I used the gluten - free oats, they didn't hold together as well when I was trying to
shape them into patties, but once they cook on one side, they firm up nicely and it's not an issue.
Shape into patties, cover in plastic wrap and refrigerate 15 - 30 minutes.
Shape into patties, and place onto a plate.
Divide into 6 parts and
shape into patties.
Shape it into patties, like you would hamburgers, only shape it into more of an oval than something round.
Process until mixed and
shape into patties.
Mix everything together and
shape it into patties.
Use enough flour so that the mixture can be
shaped into a patty.
Divide the mixture into 4 (see tip) equal portions and
shape each into a patty.
Shape into patties (about 1/4 -1 / 3 cup each) and place onto a greased baking tray.
When oil is hot, scoop up about a sixth to an eighth of the artichoke mixture and
shape into a patty.
Overcooking the quinoa, Houle says, helps it adhere to things like spices and sauce, and makes it easy to
shape into patties.
Oops, almost forgot the salsa — mix well making sure there are no flour clumps...
Shape into patties — two or three — and cook.
Shape into patties and layer into a wax paper - lined tupperware container, adding a new sheet per layer.
A mixture of mashed potatoes and wilted kale is
shaped into patties and pan-fried, then paired with a dressed - up mayo.
Shape them into patties and serve them on hamburger buns.
I find these quite convenient sometimes; they only require water,
shaped them into patties, then bake for 20 minutes or so.
The base is a combination of the classic tex - mex flavors — beans, onions, garlic, peppers, corn and SPICE — except rather than just tossing them all together and
shaping them into patties, I wanted to impart this rich, smoky flavor by grilling some of the veggies first.
Sweet potatoes, beans, sesame seeds, coconut milk, black olives, fresh mint, chili, lime, green curry paste, and smoked paprika are mashed and
shaped into patties, doesn't it all sound just heavenly?!
After you've seasoned the meat, divide it into individual portions and, with lightly cupped hands,
shape into patties.
Divide the meat and
shape into patties, however big or small and thick or thin that you want them.
I just add the spices to some plain ground pork,
shape them into patties and fry them up in a pan, no extra fat is needed.
If the mixture is still too wet to
shape into patties, add another tablespoon.