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Old 05-06-2007, 11:57 AM
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Kale Patties

Now, for something different, how about green burgers? These are incredibly tasty and perfect to satisfy my ever-growing green cravings...

Kale Patties
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2-3 cups dino or curly kale (chopped) (I didn't have kale so I used collard and spinach instead)
1/2 cup fresh herbs (parsley, dill, or cilantro)
1/2 clove fresh garlic
2 tbs. almond butter
3 tbs. almond powder (I used left-over pulp, from making almond milk)
1 fresh tomato
1/2 teaspoon Himalayan Crystal Salt

Place the almond butter and tomato in a food processor. Process until mixed. Add in the rest of the ingredients. Add more almond powder if it needs to be firmer. (I ended up using about 5 tbs total)

Taste the patty mixture and form into medium sized balls. Place these balls on a dehydrator sheet and press down on them to form a flat round with a fork. Dehydrate for 6-10 hrs at 110 degrees F. Place in fridge once finished.

Carmella's Notes:
I strongly recommend doubling the recipe, as it didn't yield much at all (about 1 cup or 4 patties). For a fantastic spread, just skip the dehydration altogether and enjoy on crackers or breads. Alternatively, you can also use it as filling for quiche (see recipe below.) Yummo!

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* Two different versions of burgers: Kale Patties (left) and 'Green Power Burgers' (right) made with a mixture of kale, collards and spinach.

* Served on top of Tomato-Herb Bread with avocado mayo. (Recipes posted on this board.)
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Old 09-25-2008, 10:57 AM
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Yay! A way to eat my Collard! I used Collard and spinach in an attempt to get rid of that collard. Definitely good. I but them on a dehydrated bella shroom with avo, tomato, sprouts, etc.

Then I was even snacking on othe collard patties plain. My father liked them simply wrapped in a romain leaf with a bit of organic dijon.

I did add quite a bit of ground flax seeds to thicken it up.
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