#SundaySupper has added #WeekdaySupper!! This month we are all doing Easy Meals. If you follow my blog you have seen #SundaySupper and the mission is to bring families together around the supper table again. We almost always eat together unless something has pulled one of us away but I would say it is 5-7 nights a week we come together for a meal. It is an important time of day for us all. To discuss what we are up to and how our day went, what the evening still has in store for us and tasks or the enjoyment of some relaxation together watching some TV (okay mommy kind of rules the big TV upstairs with all that I have PVR’d but that is besides the point). We like to share our meals together. Amber is a stellar eater and always has been. She is willing to try anything and almost always enjoys it. She is a healthy eater too and loves her fruits and veggies. These things will happen if you come together to share a meal and you start to do it from day one! If you haven’t come together for a while start with Sunday Supper and before you know it it has come a way of life.
Easy meals don’t have to be boring. You just need some ideas to help you and this is what we are here for. Today’s #WeekdaySupper meal is easy and something different than a regular hamburger. These easy burgers can be put together and on the table in 20 min. They go great with sweet potato fries or a nice big salad. You family will be loving you for it. These big juicy burgers will easily feed a family of six or have some leftovers for lunch the next day. They are great. We have made them a few times now and are in our recipes to try again folder!! Thanks Tasha and Mike for our wonderful hamburg press, we love it. ENJOY!!!
- 2-16 oz. cans of salmon, drained and mashed gently
- 3 eggs, beaten
- ¼ cup fresh parsley
- 4 Tbsp. finely chopped onion
- ½ cup fine bread crumbs
- ½ tsp. oregano
- ½ tsp. thyme
- ½ tsp. basil
- 1 pinch red pepper flakes
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2 Tbsp. vegetable oil
- 4 Tbsp. light mayonnaise
- 1 Tbsp. lemon juice
- Pinch of dried basil
- Lettuce leaves
- Tomatoes, optional
- 6 sesame hamburg buns
- In a small bowl mix the mayo, lemon juice and basil together and set aside.
- In a large bowl combine all the burger ingredients excluding the vegetable oil which is used for frying and form into 6 thick firm burgers.
- In a large skillet or grill pan over medium heat add the oil and when hot add the patties and cook for 4 min. a side or until nicely browned. Cook in batches if necessary so as not to over crowd, using 1 Tbsp. of oil at a time.
- Spread some of the mayo on each bun and top with a patty followed by lettuce and tomato if using.
Recipe adapted from AllRecipes.com
Oh my goodness Tara… these look amazing! You know I am crazy about salmon and can’t wait to try these burgers.
Thanks so much Isabel, as I said we have made them a few times now and they are so good and so easy!!
I will definitely try these, they look delicious
Lusting after this for lunch today….drool
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Thanks for coming over Jenn!
Totally not your every day burger. I can see some salmon loving folks making this often.
We loved them and I can’t wait to make them again. Thanks for coming over Renee.
These look great Tara! I don’t make them that often because I’m the only one that eats them here! They even taste good cold! Great recipe!
Thanks so much Patti.
What a fab burger! I love salmon so I can totally see myself making this!!
Thanks for coming over Lyn, you will love this burger!!
That looks Fantastic! A must try for me.
Thanks so much Shannon, enjoy!!
I am desperately in need for easy, simple, delicious weeknight supper ideas. The Husband ‘n I are pretty sick of the same three dishes that I regularly alternate between. We both love salmon and I can’t wait to make these tantalizing burgers!
So happy you want to try them, they are quick and oh so easy!!
That looks Fantastic!
Thanks so much!
these look tasty and love the pic
Thanks so much for coming over Peter!!
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