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Freekeh Burger

  • Greenwheat Freekeh
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Ingredients

Classic Cheeseburger Toppings:

  • 6 Burger Buns
  • 6 Medium cheddar cheese
  • 2 Tomatoes - sliced
  • 1 Bunch green leaf lettuce
  • 1 Red onion – sliced
  • 100 g Dill pickle slices

Method

1

Divide beef and freekeh into 6 portions and form patties that are about ½ inch thick and 1 inch wider than the burger buns. Season patties generously with salt and pepper.

2

Slice, and prepare all of your burger toppings and sauces.

3

Preheat grill to medium heat. Spread the cut-side of the bun with softened or melted butter and toast the cut side on a skillet or on the grill until golden brown. You can toast the bun ahead or in the last couple of minutes with the burgers on the grill. Toasting the bun adds great flavour and prevents a soggy bun.

4

Grill burger patties (indent-side-up) for 3-5 min each side on the grill. Flip burgers when juices are accumulating on top of burger and you have a good sear. Apply cheese in the last 1-2 minutes of grilling then cover with lid and cook until internal temperature of beef reaches 70˚C.

5

Add burger patties to bun and add burger toppings to serve.

6

Note

1.This recipe can also be created using our cracked grain or wholegrain freekeh. Simply follow preparation instructions on pack.

Time Needed

  • 10 mins
    Prep
  • 10 mins
    Cook

Difficulty & Yield

  • easy
  • Serves
    6
Cooked Wholegrain Freekeh 1Kg

This new pre-cooked wholegrain freekeh is the first of its kind in Australia, offering a ready to use freekeh product, reducing the preparation time by almost 30-45 minutes when compared to the original Greenwheat Freekeh products.

Wholegrain Freekeh is a highly nutritious superfood that is loaded with nutritional benefits. It is made from young green grains picked and roasted at peak nutrition. Our Freekeh retains all essential nutrients and is 100% free from GMO & chemicals. Wholegrain Freekeh can be used as an alternative to rice, in salads, as an ingredient in burgers, for soups and stuffing.

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