Moroccan Neat Millet Burger and Neat Foods Review and Giveaway. Vegan Recipe

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Neat foods sent me samples to review their mixes- Original, Mexican and Italian. The first awesome thing that you notice about them, is that the mixes are Soy-free and Gluten-free! The second cool thing is that there are wholesome, least processed ingredients like garbanzo bean flour, pecans, oats, and spices. Just add flax eggs, cook and you are good to go.

The mix taste and texture reminds me a bit of Sattu. Sattu is a flour mix made of roasted grams or peas and served up in savory or sweet dishes in some Northern parts of India. For the savory version, onions and veggies are added and some water to lump it up. That mixture can be served as is or filled into parathas. I am going to use the Neat mix to stuff Parathas or Naans too!


Chickpea/Garbanzo Bean flour is one of the main ingredients in all the mixes. The chickpea taste is discernible if you go looking for it :). There are is a lot of spices and flavors to mask it though, and you can add more spices, veggies to add to the texture and the flavors. 

I made Moroccan Spiced burgers with Neat original mix and added veggies and millet to it. I also made a Mexican filling with the Mexican mix with no additions. The taste of the mix grows on you and you can other cooked grains and beans and flavors to personal preference. With only flours, spices, no processed stuff and no soy or gluten, this mix is a keeper. 



Mexican scramble and served up with salsa, bun and lemon juice.



More burgers on the blog can be found here

Steps:
Cook the neat original mix according to instructions with flax eggs. 
Add millet, onion, peppers and spices and mix well. 



Shape into patties and pan fry until golden. Look at these patties. they hold together so well.



serve up with your favorite toppings or some zesty yogurt, tomatoes and greens. 



Moroccan Neat Millet Burger with lemon cumin yogurt
Allergen Information: Free of dairy, egg, soy, refined oil. Patties are Gluten-free.
Makes 4 patties
Ingredients:
1 package original Neat Mix
2 flax eggs (2 Tbsp flax seed meal + 6 Tbsp water)
1/2 tsp cumin powder
1/2 tsp coriander powder
1/2 tsp cayenne powder or to taste
1/4 tsp cinnamon powder
a generous pinch of clove powder and all spice powder
1/2 cup cooked millet
1/4 cup finely chopped red onion
1/4 cup chopped red bell pepper
1/4 cup chopped cilantro

Toppings:
Lemon cumin Yogurt:
1/4 cup non dairy yogurt or cashew cream
1/2 tsp lemon zest
1/4 tsp cumin powder
1/4 tsp salt

lettuce, onions, tomatoes and other toppings and dressing of choice
These Multigrain Burger buns or These Gluten-free buns

Method:
Cook the neat mix according to package instructions. Add flax eggs and cook in a pan for 6-7 minutes, breaking up the lumps. There is no oil added to the patties. 
Add all the spices, cooked millet, onion and pepper and shape into patties.
Grill or shallow fry the patties 3-4 minutes each side.
Mix the yogurt with lemon zest, salt and cumin powder and use to dress the burgers.
Add juicy tomato slices, onions or lettuce or other toppings.

Note: If you don't have Neat foods mix, use a can of white beans and add the rest of the ingredients(millet, onion, spices and spices) and 1 flax egg. Mash and mix. Taste and add more of the spices listed. Shape the patties and bake at 400 degrees F for 20 minutes or pan fry to get a Moroccan spiced patty. 



Makes a pretty burger doesnt it! Just the right kind of meaty texture to get everyone to try it and get hooked. 

You can find Neat foods at their online store or on Amazon and in these stores.
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60 comments:

  1. Mediterranean would be amazing.

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  2. Maybe and asian variety. The other options sound great though!

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  3. I would be interested in the Breakfast Mix when they introduce it.
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  4. Those burgers look great Richa. I'd love to try some of those Neat products. Maybe they'll make it to the UK some time...

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  5. Looks like a great convenient option!

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  6. would love to try as I am always looking for new items to keep me a healthy vegan!

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  7. I think I would like all of the flavors! What a cool product.

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  8. This is such a cool product! I've never seen something that's not processed and full of funky ingredients. I definitely can't wait to try this in a veggie burger. Can you buy this at a regular grocery store?

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    1. here is a list of stores where neat is available. http://eatneat.com/blog/neat-in-stores-update/

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  9. An Indian mix would be fabulous!

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  10. Anything asian! I love any asian food.

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  11. I would love an Indian mix. I like the marsala veggie burgers at Trader Joes but too much junk in them so I stopped buying them!

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  12. An Indian or Greek mix would be awesome, but these flavors sound pretty great!

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  13. A mix that is also nut free would be fantastic. And perhaps with red lentils instead of chickpeas.

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  14. They look delicious! You made me really curious about neat!

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  15. An Indian mix would be great. Masala, curry, yes! I like the idea of Greek, too! Gyros, yum! Even an harissa mix. And because of this post, I can see that I could just use the original and add my own spice blends.

    I love how clean the ingredients are, and how well these burgers seem to hold together (at least from the pics). Looks like a great product!

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  16. A spicy fennel sausage mix! Yum.

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  17. Asian or Indian would be awesome!

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  18. I think an Indian option would be nice!

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  19. I hadn't heard of the Neat mixes before, but I'm intrigued! I second what others have said - Indian and Asian flavors would be great. And as always, your photography is beautiful, Richa!

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  20. These look great! I would love an indian flavored one!

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  21. I can definitely imagine this in a breakfast sausage-type variety!

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  22. I love that these mixes are soy-free.

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  23. Korean and Indian are my fav foods with Ethiopian flavors close behind.

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  24. Yum! And, I love the mixes are GF.

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  25. Never heard of these products! Thanks for the review and recipe :-).

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  26. The recipe looks fantastic and the neat creators are from my hometown of Lancaster, PA!

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  27. PIZZA! PIZZA! PIZZA!

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  28. Guilt-free flavors of typically guilty foods, ie. Mac&Cheese, pizza, etc!

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  29. I would like a mushroom and herb mix but on the milder side. Sometimes with reflux, I cannot handle spicy things, so I mild option would be a good alternative.

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  30. I would love a greek mix

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  31. I would love to see Indian. I think the Indian spices would be such a nice mixture (Kelsey S)

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  32. Asian Fusion Mix would be awesome!

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  33. I'd love to try something new that's hard to get where I'm at!

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  34. Italian?? Thank you! -Laura

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  35. Wow, these burgers look amazing too! The too is because I found your blog via your guest post at Chocolate Covered Katie and your burger recipe looked drool-worthy! Love your photographs and recipes :)

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  36. I think falafel neat mix would be super easy to make given that it already has garbanzo flour in it!

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  37. I would love an Indian curry mix, Korean stir fry, any Asian flavor, or Greek or...

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  38. An Indian or Asian mix would be fabulous!

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  39. Thanks for sharing this wonderful post, It is awesome.

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  40. different cultural options would be awesome!

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  41. A Greek option would be awesome! What a cool product!

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  42. Would love to try this. Vegan & allergic to soy so I'm very happy to see this option.

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  43. Richa, I think you need to make an actual hardcover cookbook! I think the Italian one sounds the best, though you've made me want to buy the Moroccan one and make your burger.

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  44. FYI: Allergy info should be updated. Neat mix does contain Corn.

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  45. Would love to see some breakfast mixes

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  46. anything without nuts and chickpeas as my kiddo has allergies to both !!

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  47. I have never heard of this brand before what a cool company; your burgers always look so pretty

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