I made these recently for a family gathering. Everyone loved them — from my one-year-old granddaughter to my older relatives. They are full of ingredients that are good for you, are mildly seasoned, and of course are baked (not fried). Feel free to up the seasoning if that’s how you like it.

Directions

Prepare the Cauliflower Burgers

Yields 16 patties

1. Cook cauliflower in salted boiling water for 10 minutes. Drain and mash with a potato masher (there should be small pieces.)

2. Place in a medium bowl. Add the cheese, eggs, scallion, breadcrumbs, zest, and seasoning. (See note for additional add-in suggestions.) Mix together well. Place in fridge for at least a half hour.

3. Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit (200 degrees Celsius). Oven rack should be in middle of the oven. Prepare a baking sheet lined with Gefen Easy Baking Parchment Paper and sprayed with oil spray.

4. Place breadcrumbs onto a plate. Form cauliflower mixture into patties, and carefully dip each patty into breadcrumbs, coating all sides, and place on baking sheet. Continue until mixture is finished.

5. Put a little olive oil in a cup. With a brush, gently brush tops of patties with olive oil.

6. Bake for 15 minutes. Raise temperature to broil, and broil for three to four minutes or until burgers start to brown.

Tips:

For a flavor or texture change, swap the breadcrumbs in the patties with about one cup of cooked quinoa or bulgur.

Notes:

Additional add-ins can be one to two cloves of crushed garlic, a sautéed onion, and/or extra seasoning such as onion and garlic powder.

Credits

Food and Prop Styling by Chavi Feldman

Photography by Hudi Greenberger

Recipe tags

9 days Baked Brynie greisman Burgers Cauliflower Healthy Patties Suppers Vegetable burger Vegetable patty Veggie burger Weeknight dinners

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Liba

3 months ago

Love these! So easy to make and so delicious!

Julia Zaidenberg

3 years ago

Substitute Is there a substitute for the feta for those who don’t like cheese?

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So}mouwmin

3 years ago

Reply to Julia Zaidenberg

I would just leave it out. If you’d like to add olives or sundried tomatoes for added saltiness you can.

Rivkie

3 years ago

Winner The recipe LOOKED delicious but I was still slightly apprehensive about how it would taste… it definitely exceeded expectations. YUMMM – really great flavor. I made it with added garlic and sautéed onions