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BBQ chicken + mushroom patties — the lighter alternative to beef burger patties. Mince chicken + finely chopped mushroom + onion + parsley, formed into patties + grilled. Lighter, healthier, kid-friendly.
The mushroom is the secret — adds umami + moisture that keeps the chicken patties juicy without being greasy.
Photo by Chris Kursikowski on Unsplash
Makes: 6-8 patties · Prep: 10 minutes · Cook: 15 minutes · Equipment: mixing bowl, BBQ or large frying pan
Photo: Pavel Subbotin / Unsplash
Optional add-ins: 1 clove garlic minced; 1 tbsp grated ginger; 1 tbsp soy sauce (Asian twist); 1 tsp paprika; ½ tsp dried mixed herbs.
To serve: brioche buns OR Vienna loaf slices; lettuce, tomato, avocado, cheese, pickles, mayo, BBQ sauce.
The lighter burger night for when you've had too much red meat. Chicken patties + a fresh salad + brioche buns = generous + satisfying without the heaviness.
Make a double batch + freeze the spares. Camping burger nights become 15-minute affairs.
The mushroom adds umami and moisture, which keeps the patties juicy without making them greasy. A quarter of a cup finely chopped is all it takes. It is the reason chicken mince works as a lighter alternative to beef here rather than drying out on the grill.
Mix gently by hand and stop. Over-working the mince makes them dense and tough. Form six to eight patties about 2cm thick with wet hands so nothing sticks, and press a slight dimple into the centre of each one so they cook flat.
Yes, up to twenty-four hours ahead in the fridge. They also freeze well if you separate them with baking paper and freeze them flat, then defrost in the esky. Cook six to eight minutes per side over medium heat until they reach 75C internal.
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