Spicy bean burgers with cous cous, coriander, lime and crème fraiche
	Overview:
Spicy bean burgers are relatively low in potassium and phosphate and make a good alternative to meat on the BBQ.
Ingredients:
Burger:
- 400g tin of kidney beans
 - 400g tin of butter beans
 - 1 bunch of spring onions
 - 1-2 chillies (depending on how hot you want them)
 - 1 garlic clove
 - 50g sundried tomatoes
 - Large handful of fresh coriander
 - 50g breadcrumbs
 - 2 medium eggs
 - 100g feta cheese
 - 1 small red onion
 
Cous Cous:
- 250g cous cous
 - 400ml boiled water
 - 150g cherry tomatoes
 - Small tin of sweetcorn
 
Sauce:
- 75g crème fraiche, half a lime, black pepper
 
Preparation:
- Drain and rinse the beans and put into a large bowl.
 - Use a rolling pin or potato masher to give the beans a rough mash or put in food processor and blitz (depends on how you like them).
 - Trim, slice and add the spring onions, chilli and garlic. Chop the sundried tomatoes and add to the bowl.
 - Chop the coriander and then add this to the bean mix along with the breadcrumbs, crumbled feta and beaten egg.
 - Tip the cous cous into a bowl and add the water with some oil and cover for about 8 minutes.
 - Finely chop the rest of the coriander and put in a small bowl with crème fraiche, lime and black pepper.
 - Make the bean mixture into burgers and fry with some vegetable oil on both sides until lightly coloured.
 - Cut the cherry tomatoes in half and add to the cous cous with the sweet corn.
 - Slice the onion and put on top of the burgers with a dollop of crème fraiche and cous cous on the side.
 
Suitable for:
CKD Non-dialysis, Diabetes
Source:
This is a recipe by Lorraine Pascal
				
				

