Homemade Black Bean Burgers | Special Diet Recipes | Whole Foods Market

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by JoAnn Chateau

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Written by JoAnn Chateau

Homemade black bean burgers are way better than the frozen patties you can buy. Moist and flavorful! Here’s the recipe from Whole Foods…

This recipe is suitable for the following special diets: dairy-free, high-fiber, and vegetarian.

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JoAnn Chateau

JoAnn Chateau likes progressive politics and loves the canines. She sometimes writes fiction about Chester (the Alpha Bichon) and his friends -- with a dash of humor and dab of Poli-Sci. JoAnn's views and insights are tinted by her past profession in Counseling, Christian theological studies, and Library and Information Science training. Retired now, JoAnn enjoys the creative life.

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Rosaliene Bacchus says:

September 20, 2017 at 12:25 pm

Love this, JoAnn! I will definitely try this. I often cook a vegetarian-style Brazilian feijoada.

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- JoAnn Chateau says:
  
  September 20, 2017 at 1:07 pm
  
  Enjoy, Rosaliene. The veggie Brazilian feijoada sounds good — what do Brazillian spices/flavors involve?
  
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