This falafal burger is the best veggie burger you will every eat. Made with chickpeas, parsley and flax seed meal. Takes only 30 minutes to make

Disclaimer – This recipe is sponsored by (affiliate link)  GoAvo .  All opinions are my won

I have had a love affair with falafal.  When I want to cheat on tomatoes, I go to falafals.

This time, I turned my falafal into a burger and it was the best culinary experience.

Front view of a falafal burger

If you are looking for a veggie burger recipe for this 4th, this falafal burger is exactly what you need.  Trust me, there is nothing quite like a grilled falafal.

Closeup view of falafal burger with GoAvo bottle next t it

For the topping, I found a delicious spread from (affiliate link)  GoAvo.  They make vegan, gluten-free spreads using avocado and it is so much better than mayonnaise.

I went with the chipotle flavored spread to top this burger because it adds just a hint of spice to it. The chick peas blend deliciously with this burger recipe.

Top view of falalfal burger

I wanted to make sure that this was a very easy burger to make.  Who wants to spend hours making a burgers, right?  This patty comes together in 15 minutes and 15 minutes to grill!

That’s all!

GoAvo is a great substitute for fattier spreads and even dips. They are made with healthy ingredients and they are so delicious.  They are available in Whole Foods Market.  Click here to find a location near you. Try their basil flavored spread because it is so heavenly.

Falafal Burger Recipe

Preparation: If you are not going to be using a grill, toast the buns on both sides and set it aside.  On the bottom bun, add a kale leaf or a lettuce of your choice.  Add two rings of red onions

1) Take 4 sprigs of parsley and place it in your food processor bowl

2) Mince the parsley finely

3) Add 1 Tbsp of cumin powder

4) Add 1 tsp of salt or adjust according to your taste

5) Add 2 cloves of garlic

6) Add a 1/4 cup of roughly chopped onions to the bowl

7) Roast 3 small walnut pieces for 20 seconds on each side and then add it to the processor bowl.  Add 2 cups of chick peas to the bowl (canned is fine).  Be sure to remove the skin from the chick peas before adding them to the bowl.

8) Add 2 tsp of flax seed meal

9) Add 2 Tbsp of almond milk to the processor bowl

10) Add 1/2 tsp of cayenne pepper to the bowl

11) Add 1/2 Tbsp of lime juice

12) Grind the mixture on low speed until everything is blended.  Don’t blend it until it is smooth.  Keep some of the rough texture

13) Taste it and adjust for flavor

14) Transfer the contents to bowl and make a patty out of it.  If you are making a big patty, this mixture will make one.  Or, you can get 2 small patties out of this mixture

15) If you have a grill, take it to the grill and grill it like any other burger

16) If you don’t have a grill, take a medium pan and heat it for 1 minute on medium heat

17) Add 1 Tbsp of extra virgin olive oil to the pan and gently place the patty on it

18) Set the heat to low heat and cover it with a heat tolerant bowl that will cover the whole patty

19) Let it cook on one side for about 2 minutes.  Remove the bowl and gently flip the burger

20) Cook the other side of the burger the same way.  Make sure both sides are well charred

21) The pan will have raised sides, so, rotate the burger on the edge so that the burger sides char also

22) Remove the burger from the pan and place it on the bottom bun.

23) Top the bun with the (affiliate link)  GoAvo Chipotle spread and close with the top bun

Serve with your favorite beverage or my summer lemonade.

This falafal burger is the best veggie burger you will every eat. Made with chickpeas, parsley and flax seed meal. Takes only 30 minutes to make

Falafal Burger Recipe

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This falafal burger is the best veggie burger you will every eat. Made with chickpeas, parsley and flax seed meal. Takes only 30 minutes to make
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Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Course Lunch
Cuisine Mediterranean
Servings 4 servings
Calories 266 kcal

Ingredients
  

Instructions
 

  • Take 4 sprigs of parsley and place it in your food processor bowl
  • Mince the parsley finely
  • Add 1 Tbsp of cumin powder
  • Add 1 tsp of salt or adjust according to your taste
  • Add 2 cloves of garlic
  • Add a 1/4 cup of roughly chopped onions to the bowl
  • Roast 3 small walnut pieces for 20 seconds on each side and then add it to the processor bowl
  • Add the 2 cups of Chick Peas (skin removed)
  • Add 2 tsp of flax seed meal
  • Add 2 Tbsp of almond milk to the processor bowl
  • Add 1/2 tsp of cayenne pepper to the bowl
  • Add 1/2 Tbsp of lime juice
  • Grind the mixture on low speed until everything is blended. Don’t blend it until it is smooth. Keep some of the rough texture
  • Taste it and adjust for flavor
  • Transfer the contents to bowl and make a patty out of it. If you are making a big patty, this mixture will make one. Or, you can get 2 small patties out of this mixture
  • If you have a grill, take it to the grill and grill it like any other burger
  • If you don’t have a grill, take a medium pan and heat it for 1 minute on medium heat
  • Add 1 Tbsp of extra virgin olive oil to the pan and gently place the patty on it
  • Set the heat to low heat and cover it with a heat tolerant bowl that will cover the whole patty
  • Let it cook on one side for about 2 minutes. Remove the bowl and gently flip the burger
  • Cook the other side of the burger the same way. Make sure both sides are well charred
  • The pan will have raised sides, so, rotate the burger on the edge so that the burger sides char also
  • Remove the burger from the pan and place it on the bottom bun.
  • Top the bun with the GoAvo Chipotle spread and close with the top bun
  • Serve with your favorite beverage or my summer lemonade.

Nutrition

Serving: 4gCalories: 266kcal
Keyword What can you make with falafal
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10 Comments

  1. I have never made my own falafel, let alone make it into a burger. I bet this burger packs a punch of flavor. I do try to eat meatless at least once a week so I’ll have to give this one a try!

  2. Sooo how does one make a chickpea falafal burger without chickpeas??? Am I missing something?

    1. Thank you, Jennifer. How many servings would you like it to be? Hope you take this time to spend with friends and family. Spread love not hate.

    2. You state that it is four servings yet one burger…. Passive aggressive blogger 😉