We loved these vegeburgers. I could see putting Grillers out of business with these. But beyond that, these make something pretty rare for people on a gluten-free diet. Most vegetarian meats have gluten or wheat products in them, which makes it hard to fill that empty spot in your stomach wishing for a vegetarian hamburger. Lisa has come through with what I think is a family recipe. And Paul hopes I make it a family recipe as well. By the way, the bun in the photograph is a whole wheat and not a gluten-free item.
Boil water and combine with TSP to reconstitute it. Fluff with a fork. In a medium sized bowl, combine reconstituted TSP with onion and remaining ingredients. Depending on the consistency of the mixture, use 2 or 3 eggs to achieve a consistency that will hold together when formed into balls (or use 2 egg whites to equal 1 egg). If mixture is too dry, add another egg. If mixture is too wet, add more bread or cracker crumbs (can
use one or the other, don't have to use both). When desired consistency is achieved, form into balls and press down into an oiled skillet. Cook for several minutes on each side until done. When the first batch is done, taste a patty to determine if seasoning if
just right. Adjust as needed. Makes about 18 3-in. patties.
The powers-that-be in my office must really like this place because this is the third year in a row that our office Christmas party has been hosted here. It also has a good reputation in the city for quality. This is my first year being able to attend the entire Christmas party because of my church choir ironically always seems to sing at Disney on the same day as the party.
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