In a food processor fitted with a
metal blade, combine the beans,
coriander, shallot, garlic, chilli
powder, oregano, 1 tablespoon oil,
½ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon
pepper and pulse 15–20 times
to form a thick, slightly chunky
paste. Transfer to a large bowl.
In a small bowl whisk the egg and egg
white until blended. Add the eggs
and panko to the large bowl and
combine thoroughly. The mixture
should be quite thick
Using the burger press, form four compact patties of equal size,
each about 1.5 cm/¾ inch thick. Cover and refrigerate the patties for 1–4 hours.
At the barbecue:
Prepare the grill for direct
cooking over medium-high heat
(200–260°C/400–500°F) and
preheat a griddle.
Brush the patties on both sides
with oil and season evenly with
salt and pepper. Place the patties
on the griddle and cook over
direct medium-high heat for 6–8
minutes, with the lid closed, until
browned and warm throughout,
carefully turning once.
Brush the patties on both sides
with oil and season evenly with
salt and pepper. Place the patties
on the griddle and cook over
medium-high heat for 6–8
minutes, with the lid closed, until
browned and warm throughout,
carefully turning once.
During the
last 30–60 seconds of grilling time,
place a slice of cheese on each
patty to melt, and toast the buns on
the cooking grates, cut side down,
over direct heat.
Build each burger on a bun with
mayonnaise, a lettuce leaf, a patty
and avocado slices. Serve warm.
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