Guest guest Posted July 14, 2006 Report Share Posted July 14, 2006 Has anyone ever tried making the Sun Garden Burgers, page 132, from the " Raw Gourmet " Cookbook by Nomi Shannon? My biggest obstacle with most of the foods I try to make is not knowing how they are supposed to turn out. The directions are also very vague. She says you can put them in a warm oven for 10-15 minutes, keep them in the sun until warm or dehydrate for 4-8 hours. I guess you can eat them immediatedy or dehydrate them for later. I just don't know what I am aiming for with most recipes. Also, if anyone has made these and dehydrated them, how long might they last if refrigerated? Thanks, again for your help and guidance. Tammy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2006 Report Share Posted July 15, 2006 I make the Sun Garden burgers all the time and I LOVE them! They are fabulous. Even the people at work love them, and the people at work don't like much of my food :>) I have people at work begging me to make them large batches of these burgers and paying me for them. Everyone wanted the recipe and a couple of people actually tried the recipe themselves at home and warmed them in an oven and said they turned out great. In fact, I just pulled 2 out of the freezer for tomorrow! They freeze very well. The only thing I have found is that they need a little warming up in the dehydrator for about 20 minutes after defrosting. I find that they need a touch-up in the dehydrator even the next day after they've only been in the fridge. If you do make a batch and store them in the fridge, put a paper towel between the burgers, otherwise they'll stick together. I do not follow her recipe exactly. I find they are better without the onions, and I add spices such as onion & garlic powder. I tried shitakes in them once and that wasn't so good. I don't think you'd want to eat them immediately, they are pretty soggy at that point. I usually triple or quadruple the recipe, and they take about 4 hrs in the dehydrator on about 105. The first time I made them, they were SO good, my partner & I ate them all up as snacks after work! This has got to be one of the best recipes I have found. I usually make some guacamole to put on top of them and serve 2 with a large salad or soup for dinner. My food always lasts a lot longer when refrigerated than the recipe states. If it calls for 2 - 3 days, it generally lasts me a week. These have lasted over a week for me before they just simply became unappetizing, not that they turned bad. I read somewhere that leftovers aren't so good -- enzymes and vitamins are being lost -- but I'm not positive that's accurate. Go for it! I'd love to hear whether you like them and what your experience was after you try them! Is there a better use for the carrot pulp? Melanie rawfood , Hank <hank wrote: > > Has anyone ever tried making the Sun Garden Burgers, page 132, from the > " Raw Gourmet " Cookbook by Nomi Shannon? My biggest obstacle with most > of the foods I try to make is not knowing how they are supposed to turn > out. The directions are also very vague. She says you can put them in > a warm oven for 10-15 minutes, keep them in the sun until warm or > dehydrate for 4-8 hours. I guess you can eat them immediatedy or > dehydrate them for later. I just don't know what I am aiming for with > most recipes. Also, if anyone has made these and dehydrated them, how > long might they last if refrigerated? > > Thanks, again for your help and guidance. > > Tammy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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