Showing posts with label Burgers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burgers. Show all posts

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Salmon Burgers with Sweet Potato Chips

As the weather gets nicer and everyone starts rolling out their grills, we recommend salmon burgers as a great alternative to your traditional beef burger. It's one of our go-to meals that we enjoy a few times a year. We have tried a couple of recipes but this one from Cooking Light is our favorite and includes lettuce, cucumbers, and a lime-cilantro-jalapeño mayonnaise for toppings.

Recipe Link


We accompanied the burgers with some quick and easy sweet potato chips. When buying the salmon from your fish guy (yes, Philippe has a fish guy...his name is Ray), ask him to remove the skin to save you some work.

Finely diced salmon ready to be mixed with cilantro, green onions, lime, and jalapeño

The salmon patties will be pretty fragile, so be gentle with them


Earlier that day we started off our morning with some whole grain blueberry waffles. Here is the recipe: Link


Quick and easy, yet so tasty.


On Sunday Julia had her alumnae field hockey game, where
the alums put up a good fight against the current team.




Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Lamb Burgers with Yogurt Mint Sauce

Last week we were in the mood for burgers, but rather than going with plain-old beef burgers, we decided to get a little crazy and make lamb burgers. Julia had previously made this recipe at home in Knoxville last summer and it was a big hit, so we decided to make them again since they were so good.

These burgers (like most things we make during the week) are very simple if you buy already-ground lamb. Not sure who has a meat grinder lying around, but in our experience ground lamb is easy to find so grinding one's own meat really isn't necessary though this step is included in this recipe:


http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/lamb-burgers-with-indian-spices-yogurt-mint-sauce-10000001995708/
 



Once the meat is mixed with chopped onions, shallots and mint, minced garlic, and a long list of Indian spices, they are grilled (we used the tried and true George Foreman grill), and piled onto a bun (we chose whole wheat challah buns..yum!) with fresh roasted red pepper, radicchio, and a yogurt sauce made with Greek yogurt, lemon juice, and mint.


Paired with a salad, this was a very refreshing summer recipe and would be great for grilling out!