YIELD: 6 servings
Chipotle Ketchup:
24 oz. | low-sodium commercial ketchup |
3 | chipotle peppers |
2 Tbsps. | brown sugar |
Horseradish Dijon Mustard:
2 cups | Dijon mustard |
¼ cup | prepared horseradish |
¼ cup | honey |
Veggie “Cheese Burgers”:
1 lb. | bulgur wheat with quinoa flakes |
Water as needed for boiling | |
2 cups | finely diced mushrooms |
1 | red bell pepper, finely diced |
1 | small yellow onion, finely diced |
2 Tbsps. | fresh basil chiffonade |
½ Tbsp. | chopped fresh rosemary |
4 | egg whites |
4 cups | panko bread crumbs, divided |
1 | whole egg |
1 tsp. | salt |
1 tsp. | white pepper |
18 oz. | Montrachet goat cheese |
½ cup | chopped fresh parsley |
1½ Tbsps. | canola oil |
Fresh organic spinach as needed | |
Julienned cucumber as garnish | |
Tomato concassé as garnish |
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For the chipotle ketchup: Blend all ketchup ingredients in food processor and reserve chilled.
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For the horseradish Dijon: Mix together all ingredients and reserve chilled.
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For the veggie “cheese burgers”: Prepare bulgur/quinoa blend with boiling water according to manufacturer's instructions. Pour out cooked multigrain blend on sheet tray and chill.
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Meanwhile, sauté mushrooms, bell pepper and onion until all liquid is evaporated.
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To bowl add chilled cooked multigrain blend and mix in vegetables, basil, rosemary, egg whites and 2 cups bread crumbs. Purée 1 cup of the mixture in blender or food processor with whole egg. Return purée to bowl, mixing together. Season with salt and white pepper. Form mixture into 6 patties about 6 oz. each. Chill until service.
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Cut goat cheese into 3-oz. disks. Roll in remaining bread crumbs and parsley. Chill until service.
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To serve per order: Sauté multigrain patty in a little canola oil until golden brown on both sides.
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Sauté goat-cheese disk in canola oil for 20 seconds on each side.
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Place fresh spinach on plate. Top bed of spinach with warm multigrain patty. Top patty with melting goat-cheese disk. Crown with garnish of julienned cucumber and tomato concassé. Dot condiments on plate.
Recipe by Ray Noonan, Eurest Dining Services, St. Louis.