So, we must agree it can't be curries, rice and side dishes (Shark Curry, Tapioca Stir Fry & Apple Cucumber Salad), or even soups or noodles daily (Vietnamese Fish Soup & Chinese Vegetarian Noodle Soup)? I think we did speak about this matter before, if I am not mistaken? Lamb Burger. What a drastic change in my house. Seldom we love to bite into burgers, not me though, but my other half-half is food fine even daily with anything decked into any kinda bread stuffs. He in fact, unlike me, is a bread worshiper. These lamb burgers definitely were his dinner food pride. All made from a stretch, except of course, oh-please, I can't be bothered with making burger buns. Instead, wholemeal burger buns I paid for at the bakery, filled with seasoned by dried herbs grilled lamb patties (Lamb Stew & Minced Lamb Potato Fried Rice), lotsa raw veggies and those available at home sauces atop. Feel free. Veggies and sauces as per availability in your house or whichever you prefer.
Ingredients
For The Patties (Makes 4 Mini Patties)
300g minced lamb
1 onion (100g) - chopped
4 garlic - chopped
1/2 inch ginger - chopped
1/2 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp dried rosemary
1/2 tsp dried coriander leaves
1/2 tsp dried basil leaves
2 tbsp oil
Salt for taste
Sauces (as needed)
Mayonnaise
Yellow Mustard
Chilli Sauce
Others
Tomatoes - sliced
Lettuce leaves - sliced
Cheddar cheese - as needed
4 Mini burger buns - slit into two but don't separate
Method
Combine all ingredients (except oil) for the patties in a bowl.
Mix and shape into patties.
In a heated non-stick portable grill, grill the buns first.
(Note; you can also butter the buns before grilling)
Remove and keep aside.
Drizzle oil in the grill.
Grill patties to cook on both sides.
Assemble each one in the burger bun with sauces, veggies and cheese.
weeee..the burgers are so cute..and I have never tried lamb meat Ms.Nava..does it taste good like pork or much better? passing by Ms.nava ;)
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me that lamb is missing in my done list for burgers. I have cooked turkey, chicken, beef and pork already. The description of aromatic and herby does make me want to try these-recipe saved, thanks for posting it!
ReplyDeleteyum yum...looks great!
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make these when I was a child...but I love the additonal seasonings. I think my family would enjoy your version!
ReplyDeleteOh these look yum!!I love lamb burgers.Wil definitely try your recipe :)
ReplyDeleteHi Nava, wow... burger! Can I have one please?
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting and delicious. Have a nice week.
Thanks for all the wonderful comments everyone. Though we are not into burgers but it was a good change.
ReplyDeleteNava I made some chickenballs yesterday by looking at someone's recipe and my daughter did not like. She said when my own recipe is good why I experiment. I like the way you have made your lamb patties keeping it simple by adding just ginger garlic and some herbs.
ReplyDeleteI love lamb in all forms, and your patties look delicious. The basil addition sounds great.
ReplyDeletecute and tempting for your home made burgers nava!! :D
ReplyDeleteI always drool over your food pics
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is watering as I look at these photos. Clearly I need to eat my (vastly inferior looking) lunch now.
ReplyDeleteburgers look delicious
ReplyDeleteI never have lamb burger,this is sound really good,is hard to find ground lamb here,but i will mark this recipe,love all spice ingredients ini it !!
ReplyDeleteRidwan
Those burgers certainly looks good. But I dont take lamb or beef. So the options left are chicken and pork..LOL!!
ReplyDeleteNava, these look delicious! I LOVE burgers! One of my very favorite foods ever!
ReplyDeletei am so thrilled by your photos! gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewoooo! so niceeee!
ReplyDeleteohhh will try it one day :)
ReplyDeleteThose burgers looks cute! I love their size
ReplyDeleteNava, they look delicious!! I love lamb especialy in burgers!! Very appetizing pictures!! I love your recipes and your blog!! :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious and simple dish yummy
ReplyDeleteMy men are fond of such...
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