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Shrimp and Quinoa Burgers

  • Prep 25 min
  • Total 45 min
  • Ingredients 16
  • Servings 4
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Ingredients

1
tablespoon of olive oil
2
tablespoons of chopped onion (or scallions)
1
garlic clove, chopped
1
tablespoon of red pepper, chopped
1/2
lb clean shrimp and very well chopped (you can blend them in a food processor)
1
tablespoon of parsley, chopped
1
tablespoon of carrots, finely chopped and blanched
1
egg white
Salt and pepper
1/2
cup of cooked quinoa
Frying oil
Burger buns
Lettuce leaves
Sliced tomatoes or halved cherry tomatoes
Alfalfa sprouts
Fry sauce

Nutrition Information

NUTRITION INFORMATION PER SERVING

Serving Size: 1 Serving
% Daily Value
% Daily Value*:
Exchanges:
Free
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
No nutrition information available for this recipe

Expert Tips

If you don't have shrimp, you can use lobster or canned salmon.

During the warm season, we're not usually tempted to eat huge plates of food. We're more inclined to use simple recipes that can be easily enjoyed on the porch or the beach, like shrimp recipes. They're delicious and easy to make. I'm huge fan of shrimp recipes because they can be cooked in just a few minutes and can be the star of an infinite number of dishes, from snacks to salads (hot or cold), soups and stews, pastas and risottos, or in dishes where they are the absolute star and served with flavorful sauces. I recommend not overcooking the shrimp. When they turn pink, they're ready. They aren't very delicious when they're overcooked. If you want to save time, you can cook the quinoa ahead of time and keep it refrigerated. Preparing this delicious dish is easy and you can have it on the dinner table in just an hour. Enjoy!

Add green peas and canned corn, pieces of cooked broccoli, or chopped asparagus.

Directions

  • 1 Heat the tablespoon of oil in a pan at medium heat and sauté the onion, garlic and pepper until they're soft. Transfer this mixture into a bowl and add the ground shrimp, parsley, carrots, salt and pepper. Stir well and cool. Add the egg white (you can add the yolk if necessary) and 2 tablespoons of the cooked quinoa.
  • 2 Form the burgers to be about the size of half a cup. Heat a bit of oil on the same pan and cook the burgers until they've browned.
  • 3 To make the burgers, cut the bread in half, add fry sauce and lettuce leaves, tomatoes, the burger and sprouts.
  • 4 Serve immediately.

During the warm season, we're not usually tempted to eat huge plates of food. We're more inclined to use simple recipes that can be easily enjoyed on the porch or the beach, like shrimp recipes. They're delicious and easy to make. I'm huge fan of shrimp recipes because they can be cooked in just a few minutes and can be the star of an infinite number of dishes, from snacks to salads (hot or cold), soups and stews, pastas and risottos, or in dishes where they are the absolute star and served with flavorful sauces. I recommend not overcooking the shrimp. When they turn pink, they're ready. They aren't very delicious when they're overcooked. If you want to save time, you can cook the quinoa ahead of time and keep it refrigerated. Preparing this delicious dish is easy and you can have it on the dinner table in just an hour. Enjoy!

Rate and Comment

Morena Cuadra Morena Cuadra
September 16, 2015

During the warm season, we're not usually tempted to eat huge plates of food. We're more inclined to use simple recipes that can be easily enjoyed on the porch or the beach, like shrimp recipes. They're delicious and easy to make. I'm huge fan of shrimp recipes because they can be cooked in just a few minutes and can be the star of an infinite number of dishes, from snacks to salads (hot or cold), soups and stews, pastas and risottos, or in dishes where they are the absolute star and served with flavorful sauces. I recommend not overcooking the shrimp. When they turn pink, they're ready. They aren't very delicious when they're overcooked. If you want to save time, you can cook the quinoa ahead of time and keep it refrigerated. Preparing this delicious dish is easy and you can have it on the dinner table in just an hour. Enjoy!