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Lazy Burger-Stuffed Buns
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Servings: 15: each 152 kcal, 7.2F 17.4C 5.8P
Servings: 15: each 152 kcal, 7.2F 17.4C 5.8P
Ingredients
- Canned biscuits are vegetarian, sometimes accidentally vegan. I buy them whenever they're $⅓ (on sale for $1 each, with coupon and rebate). This time, I also found a couple Kroger brand cans marked down to 20¢. They are also vegan, while these Pillsbury ones "MAY CONTAIN MILK INGREDIENTS," not necessarily because they contain dairy, but because they may be processed in a facility that processes dairy.
- Thus, I had a surfeit of canned biscuits, as well as plant-based burgers marketed to omnivores, such as Gardein Ultimate, Morningstar Incogmeato, and Impossible burgers. These are larger portions than I prefer, so I undertook some experiments with baked and steamed curry beef buns last month, and cheeseburgers today.
- 1 tbsp fat
- ½ onion (3.69 oz), diced
- 2 large plant-based burgers (8 oz)
- 2 tsp Penzeys Chicago steak seasoning
- soy sauce and ground white pepper to taste
- 3 cans 5-ct junior "butter tastin' flaky layers" biscuits
- 15 sharp cheddar cheese cubes (1.52 oz)
- egg white
- bagel seasoning
Steps
- In large skillet, cook onion in fat (in this case coconut oil) over medium heat until translucent and brown. Mash in burgers and steak seasoning with a fork. Stir in soy sauce and white pepper to taste. Cover and remove from heat.
- Roll out biscuits to 5" diameter by placing between two 6" squares of parchment and rolling with a pin or wine bottle. When filling is cool enough to handle, spoon 1 tbsp into each wrapper, press in a cheese cube, and pleat into buns.
- To bake, place buns pleat-side down on baking sheet, brush with egg white, and sprinkle with bagel seasoning. Bake according to package directions. 10 minutes at 350°F in my convection toaster oven resulted in some dark spots, but these are delicious.
- makes 15: each 152 kcal, 7.2F 17.4C 5.8P