Roasted Garlic Hummus Veggie Burgers

I just love homemade veggie burgers.  The reason homemade veggie burgers are so great is because you can control the ingredients.  I have several veggie burger recipes on my blog already.  These roasted garlic hummus veggie burgers are my latest creation.  Yes I made burgers with hummus.  It’s a super easy recipe!

Hummus Veggie Burgers - My Whole Food Life

Pacific Foods recently sent me some samples of their new shelf stable hummus and I knew I wanted to make a veggie burger recipe with one of the flavors.  I used the roasted garlic hummus in this veggie burger recipe.  It is so yummy!  You may have heard me talk about Pacific Foods in my post about vegetable broth.

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I do make my own hummus as well, but these shelf stable hummus packs are great for when you are on the go.  It could be a snack after sports, or at the beach or on a picnic.  I love that this hummus contains simple ingredients you would use in your own kitchen.  No funny stuff.  It comes in 3 delicious flavors.  Classic, roasted garlic, and roasted red pepper.   The reason I wanted to make a veggie burger with the hummus, is because I wanted to show you that hummus can be so much more than a spread.  It added great flavor to these veggie burgers.

Roasted Garlic Hummus Burgers

Prep Time 15 min Cook Time 20 min Serves 5 burgers     adjust servings

Homemade veggie burger that is easy and tasty!

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350.
  2. Spread the nuts onto a lined baking sheet and toast for 7-10 minutes. Set aside to cool.
  3. In a food processor , combine the cooked lentils and the toasted nuts and blend for a minute.
  4. Add in the humus, sea salt, flax eggs and water and continue to blend until everything is mixed well.
  5. Form into patties and place on a lined baking sheet .
  6. Bake for about 20 minutes.
  7. Let cool completely before removing and storing the burgers.

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Recipe Notes

Store these burgers in an air tight container in the fridge. They should last a week. You can also freeze them for longer storage.

I have good news for all of you as well!  Pacific Foods is going to give away a sample pack of their hummus to one lucky reader.  Just enter via the Rafflecopter widget below. Open to US residents only.  Good luck!

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Disclosure:  This post was sponsored by Pacific Foods, but opinions are all my own.

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23 thoughts to “Roasted Garlic Hummus Veggie Burgers”

  1. I notice that there is a bun for the veggie burger in the picture, what kind of bun did you use (brand, etc.) thanks!
  2. I am going to REALLY love these veggie burgers! These are a few of my favorite things--although this will be a new hummus brand for me to try! And, Melissa, you know how we love hummus here in our Lebanese home! :-)
  3. Any suggestions for a walnut/pecan substitute? As much as I LOVE walnuts, I've been having to eat them in moderation because of the increasing prices :/ It's not been the best of times as they were my favorite snack/topping. I bet they taste amazing with the lentils though and will have to try them anyways at some point!. (I'm also not a fan of sunflower seeds)
  4. I tweaked this recipe a little bit, and absolutely loved my result. I omitted the lentils and nuts, and just made regular hummus. Then, since it's super sticky and soft, I pulsed and grinded up some oatmeal to make oat flour, and combined about a cup of that into my hummus. Then I formed them into patties (made about 5) and grilled them with some olive oil. I served on a french bread roll with some veggies..new family favorite!
    1. That sounds delicious. Since I'm on plant based diet I didn't want to use the eggs. I'm going to try. Thank you for the idea. Btw, where do you purchase Tahini? I've never made my own hummus, and I have everything except the Tahini?
      1. You can find tahini at any health food store in the same section as the nut butters. FYI, I am also plant based, so I used flax egg in this. :)

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