Red onions are somewhat sweet and add some twist on the flavour, taking the dish to a whole new level

#nonindian Everyone loves the burger and it's definitely a must try and highly recommended by me.

Want to have the restaurants style mushrooms and burgers? Here you have it.

Blended burgers are the hot topic in the culinary world. The first I heard of it was in a piece on Jehangir Mehta, previous Iron Chef contestant and owner of several restaurants in New York. He makes what he calls the Graffiti Burger, a blend of different mushrooms, veggies and spices that's supposed to be as good, if not better than most of it's full meat predecessors. The James Beard Foundation (The Oscars..... Academy Awards?..... The big award for food writing) has a contest going on this year for what chef can make the best blended burger. So I thought I'd give it a try. I'm sure it doesn't shake a stick at the Graffiti Burger, but it was super flavorful, juicier than any beef burger I've had, and a lot less calories than a burger made from 80/20 chuck I would usually make. I ground my own meat for this, but you can get the same effect by buying ground meat. I recommend a 85/15 mix of lean to fat. With the juices from the vegetables if you go any higher on the fat content I think you're burger will be gushing juices (but if that's the kinda burger you're looking for, go for it!). The important part of the recipe is the beef:veggie ratio, everything I've seen sticks around 2:1, so for every one unit (lb/oz/g etc.) of vegetable you have two units beef. I'll be working on this recipe a lot, so any comments/suggestions would be great. Thanks!

easy n yummy..great 2 do w/ kids.they enjoy the whole process but mostly eating it afterwards :cookie :chef to all new little chefs n busy moms..