Ingredients:
1 cup chicken kheema/mince
1 large carrot
4 cloves garlic
1 green chilly
A handful of coriander chopped
4 burger buns
Lettuce/ cabbage leaves
1 large onion cut into rings
1 large tomato sliced
Butter/Mayonnaise
2 tsp olive oil
Chilly sauce
Worcestershire sauce
Cheddar cheese slices
Salt/pepper to taste
Grate the carrot. Pulse together the minced chicken, carrot, green chilly, garlic, salt and pepper. Do not add water. Divide the chicken mixture into balls and flatten them to make patties. Heat a skillet/ grill. Drizzle olive oil on it and shallow fry/grill the patties on both sides till done and a nice shine appears on the patties. Separate the onion rings. On the same skillet/grill, brown the onion rings with a dash of Worcestershire sauce and chilly sauce. Now slice the burger buns and apply butter/mayonnaise on the lower slice. Now arrange a lettuce leafs/ cabbage followed by the onion rings, pattice, tomato slice, and cheese. Place the top slice of the bun and serve with tomato ketchup, French fries and coleslaw/salad.
5 comments:
Thanks so much for visiting my site yesterday. You're my first visitor from the UAE, which is exciting!
I was just looking at your recipes, and I love the flavors of your cuisine--cinnamon, saffron, cardamom, ginger.... Ooh, they are so aromatic and delicious!
Susan
Food "Blogga"
Hai
I am new in this food blogging..Nice recipe.My two kids are fond of Mc Burger..Next Weekend I will do this for my kids, I want to say Good bye to Mc Donald and BurgerKing
Susan, thankyou too for visiting my blog! And do keep coming again...:)
Kitchenfairy, welcome to blogosphere! Thankyou for visiting my blog. Do try the burgers and let me know how they turned out. :)
I tried this out and it was quick and easy, and very very yummy!
I made a couple of minor modifications, I added some ginger, coriander leaves (I think you forgot to mention it in the instructions) and mint leaves. I then rolled the balls in rava/suji before shallow frying them. The patties came out real crisp.
The onions were a nice added touch.
Thanks for sharing!
Sonali - Good to hear that you tried and liked the burgers :) You've Indianised the recipe a little more but that's great! Do drop by again and try more recipes. I'd love to hear your feedback!
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