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Big Kids Burger Recipe

Big Kids Burger Recipe
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Big Kids Burger Recipe

Introduction

For an exciting after school snack, this delicious burger recipe is sure to satisfy, with colourful burger ingredients every kid will love. Plus, it’s a great way to get some healthy salad and veggies into the meal for fussy eaters, between two pieces of bread! If you’ve been looking for burger ideas, this is a winner. It’s simple enough to suit the kids and easy enough to make in a flash, plus you can customise it with different ingredients to make a whole new recipe.

Ingredients

Method

1
Mix the mince together with the tomato paste, oregano, basil and the egg. Add breadcrumbs, just enough to make sure the mixture is wet, but able to be shaped.
2
Shape into small patties (the diameter should be slightly smaller than that of the bread roll)
3
Heat a dash of olive oil in a heavy based frypan on a low to medium heat. Cook the patties, turning once until cooked through.
4
Slice the bread rolls in half and top with the patty, lettuce, beetroot and carrot. For an extra flavour hit, smear some mustard on the top half of the roll.
5
The perfect way to keep your energy up to make it through your exams!
FAQs

For burger sides that are healthy for kids (and that they’ll actually eat), go for colour. Chopped red capsicum, shaved carrots, and baby peas are sweet sides to keep in mind for a balanced meal. Of course, chips are always a favourite with the kids, so a few thickly cut homemade fries on the side are a nice treat.

The secret to a good burger is in the ingredients, making sure that every ingredient is fresh - from the mince to the lettuce to the tasty roll or burger bun. Sauce is also important, so whether your fave is BBQ, tomato sauce, or mustard, make sure to spread it liberally.

If you want to get creative and ditch the fries, coleslaw is a tasty burger side to try. You could also service it with a pasta salad, macaroni, and cheesy baked potatoes. If you prefer something a little lighter, a simple side salad makes a healthy and fresh accompaniment.