Veggie Burgers Supreme

Dinner ready in just 15 minutes! Enjoy these veggie burgers made using tomato and lettuce - a tasty meal.

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ingredients 5
Prep Time 15 min
Total Time 15 min

Ingredients

2: (3.2-oz.) frozen all vegetable protein patties

2: burger buns, split, toasted

1/4: cup purchased spinach dip

1/2: medium tomato, thinly sliced

2: leaves leaf lettuce

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Directions

1 Prepare patties as directed on package.
2 Spread cut sides of toasted buns with spinach dip. Place burgers, tomato and lettuce in buns.

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Expert Tips

Some meatless burgers are made from textured vegetable protein shaped to resemble beef patties. Others are made from vegetables and grains. And some veggie burgers contain cheese, milk or eggs. Look for meatless burgers in the freezer section of the grocery store or co-op.

To easily toast burger buns, place them on a broiler pan during the last 1 to 2 minutes of the veggie burgers’ broiling time.

Textured vegetable protein patties provide an excellent source of protein with significantly less fat, saturated fat and cholesterol than ground beef.