Recipe Directions
1. I was planning on grating everything by hand but after grating my finger on the first beet I quickly threw out that idea! For the grater challenged, I suggest using a food processor and chop beets and carrots into chunks and process into little bits. Put in a big bowl.
2. Puree zucchini, onion, garlic, jalapeno, spices, and salt. Put it in the bowl with beets and carrots.
3. Add flax and pumpkin seeds and mix well.
4. Let sit for a half of an hour so the flavors marry and the flax soaks up some of the extra moisture.
5. Time to get nice and pink! Dig in with your hands and shape 6 patties about a 1/2 inch thick and put onto Teflex sheets.
6. You should be able to flip after about 5 hours dehydrating them at 105 Fahrenheit. Dehydrate until the desired dryness is achieved!
Jackiev's Thoughts
By jackiev Super yummy little burger with a bright red color.
I ate mine with a green goddess type dressing and sprouts. Yummy in my tummy. Can’t wait to try these with some onion bread!
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LibbyB
Aug 03, 2010
These are really great! I formed them into star shapes with a cookie cutter, then served them on a bed of mixed greens, drizzled with a 'hollandaise' type dressing. Delicious and beautiful!!
Raven4346
Jun 02, 2010
Sounds great_ I like recipes w/o a lot of nuts ;)
jackiev
Jun 02, 2010
Thanks for the lovely comments. I'm glad you like them! This was the first time I used beets because I was afraid of them staining everything too but surprisingly the beets didn't stain anything. It took a little scrubbing to clean the cutting board but other than that everything was fine.
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LibbyB
Aug 03, 2010
These are really great! I formed them into star shapes with a cookie cutter, then served them on a bed of mixed greens, drizzled with a 'hollandaise' type dressing. Delicious and beautiful!!
SillyGooseMama
Jun 16, 2010
I LOVE beets and these burgers were sooo satisfying! The beets didn't stain my dehydrator either, I was thinking maybe because of the flax soaking up the juices???
I too appreciate that they are not loaded with nuts. I had mine with a ranch style dressing and some cucumber sticks. Thanks for the great recipe!
jackiev
Jun 04, 2010
I'm with you...beets and I are slowly trying to become friends also. :-) You could always add more carrots and just use 1 beet.
anmanoel
Jun 03, 2010
wow, these burgers look totally insane! ;) i'm not a big fan of beets, but we're trying to become friends.... maybe this would help.
jackiev
Jun 02, 2010
Thanks for the lovely comments. I'm glad you like them! This was the first time I used beets because I was afraid of them staining everything too but surprisingly the beets didn't stain anything. It took a little scrubbing to clean the cutting board but other than that everything was fine.
kminty3
Jun 02, 2010
does the beets stain your dehydrator trays? I'm always afraid to use beets, even though I love them, because I don't want them staining my processor, juicer, etc
Raven4346
Jun 02, 2010
Sounds great_ I like recipes w/o a lot of nuts ;)
RCBAlive
Jun 02, 2010
This sounds great and is not filled with fat. Thanks!
Satchy
Jun 02, 2010
This sounds wonderful!
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