We can’t say enough good things about this Black Bean Burger and love to have them year round since they are just as good cooking them inside on a cast-iron skillet, as they are outside on the grill. Get together all the classic fixings and pile them on for a classic burger taste. Though they’re also great with a bit of guacamole!
These black bean burgers hold their shape really well thanks in large part to the dense texture of the dried black beans. The best part about these burgers is that they are so quick and easy. The whole process from start to finish will take just 30 minutes and just one prep dish! Like we said, there aren’t enough words to praise these beans and burgers.
In a large bowl, combine all ingredients but the egg and bread crumbs and mash until the mixture begins to hold together with some chunks of black beans still in the mix.
Using a spatula, fold in the egg until combined, then fold in the bread crumbs.
With your hands, form 6 burger patties from the mixture. The mixture should be wet, but if it is too wet to handle, place the mixture in the fridge for 20 minutes.
For cooking with a cast-iron skillet, heat the skillet over medium heat and brush the pan with oil. The burgers should cook for about 5 minutes on each side or until charred on each side.
For grill-cooked burgers, preheat your grill to 400 degrees. Lightly brush your patties with olive oil and grill for 8 minutes on the first side, then 4 minutes on the second side.
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samon
sure looks like there’s quinoa in the burgers in the picture….
Palouse Brandon
Hi, I would cook a large batch and freeze them precooked to reheat later.
Brenda Seaderon
Can these burgers be frozen raw, for cooking later individually? I just cook for myself. They sure sound delicious! Thank you.
Doug on
These are GREAT! The first recipe we have tried that is simple, stays together without adjusting the ingredients, AND they taste very good. Thank You for providing this recipe!
sam on
sure looks like there’s quinoa in the burgers in the picture….
Palouse Brand on
Hi, I would cook a large batch and freeze them precooked to reheat later.
Brenda Seader on
Can these burgers be frozen raw, for cooking later individually? I just cook for myself. They sure sound delicious! Thank you.
Doug on
These are GREAT! The first recipe we have tried that is simple, stays together without adjusting the ingredients, AND they taste very good. Thank You for providing this recipe!