Wednesday, 4 April 2012

Lamb and Feta Burger with a Mint Yoghurt Dip

Ingredients - serves 4 people

Burgers

450g Lamb Mince
1/2 Onion - Finely chopped and sautéed  (leave them to cool down)
1 tsp of Ground cumin
1/2 tsp of Ground Coriander
Medium bunch of fresh Coriander - chopped and including the stalks
2 x Garlic cloves - crushed
Feta
1 x Egg - whisked slightly 
Breadcrumbs - Approx 3/4 slices worth
Seasoning
Chili - Optional
Flat Bread or Buns


Spicy Wedges

Potatoes
Paprika - As much as you like
Cayenne - As much as you like
Dried Majoram and Oregano - Approx 1/2 tsp of each

Mint Yoghurt Dip 

Natural or Greek Yoghurt - Approx 5 tablespoons
Small bunch of fresh Mint chopped 
Lemon juice
Splash of red wine vinegar
Seasoning

Spicy Mayo

Mayo - 3 tablespoons
Cayenne - as much as you can take
Paprika - 1/2 tsp 
Lemon juice - 1/2 tsp

Preheat oven to Gas mark 5.5, 190 degrees 


Mix Lamb, onions, cumin, g.coriander, fresh coriander, garlic, seasoning and chili if you are using it. Add 3/4 of the egg and breadcrumbs and combine - if you feel you need more add the rest of the egg and breadcrumbs. Should bind well and look like below.


Cut Feta into 2cm chunks 

Divide into 4 portions, take 3/4 of each portion and make a dent in the middle with the remaining 1/4 into a 'lid'. Place the feta square in the middle (see below)


Place the 'lid' over the top and squish together to make a burger shape. See below

Put the burgers in the oven with about 20 minutes to go till the wedges are cooked. 


 I NEVER boil potatoes before I make chips or wedges. I feel you don't necessarily need too, but do so if you wish. I just cut into wedge shapes and chuck in a bowl. Throw on some olive oil and the rest of the ingredients then shake to coat all the wedges. Put on a baking tray and into the oven for about 40/45 mins
  

Mix all the ingredients for the yoghurt and mayo dip (not together of course)


Use what ever flat bread/buns that you wish. I think these Thins by Warburtons go rather well, I toast them and add some salad. 



Yum Yum! Enjoy! 



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4 comments:

  1. Wow, amazing!! I will defo bookmark this and give it a go. I'm trying to eat veggie at the mo so may give it a go in quorn as well...although lamb does sound perfect...

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    1. Thanks sweet, let me know how you get on :) x

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  2. These look heavenly lady!! xx

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