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Lentil and Quinoa Protein Patties
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Lentil and Quinoa Protein Patties

These crispy pan-fried patties combine cooked lentils and quinoa to create a protein powerhouse burger-style meal. They hold together beautifully and develop a gorgeous golden crust that makes them irresistible for vegan and non-vegan alike.

4.5
40 min
🍴6 servings
🔥290 cal
🔖Medium
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Crispy and protein-dense lentil and quinoa patties that make a perfect vegan burger or meal-prep protein base.

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Nutrition per serving

290Calories
18gProtein
40gCarbs
7gFat
10gFiber

Ingredients

6servings

base

binder

seasoning

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Instructions

1

Make Flax Eggs and Prep

Combine ground flaxseed with water and let sit for 5 to 10 minutes until it forms a thick gel. This acts as your egg binder. Meanwhile prepare all remaining ingredients and have them measured and ready.

2

Mix the Patty Mixture

In a large bowl, mash the cooked green lentils until about half are broken down and half remain whole for texture. Add quinoa, flax egg, garlic powder, onion powder, and ground oat flour. Mix until a moldable dough forms.

3

Form and Chill

Divide the mixture into 6 equal portions and shape each into a firm patty about half an inch thick. Place on a plate and refrigerate for at least 15 minutes to help them hold together during cooking.

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4

Pan Fry Until Golden

Heat a skillet over medium heat with a light coating of oil. Cook patties for 4 to 5 minutes per side until deeply golden brown and crispy. Do not move them too early or they will break apart.

Substitutions

rolled oats ground into flourchickpea flour for a gluten-free and higher protein binder
green lentilsbrown lentils which mash to a very similar consistency

Common mistakes

Not chilling the patties before cooking which is the number one reason they fall apart in the pan
Using too much liquid in the mixture making it impossible to form firm shapeable patties that hold their form
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