The Lentil Burger - A Great Low Calorie Vegetarian Recipe For Lovers Of Fast Food

It was not long after I'd made the lifestyleserved with sour cream. Naturally I passed on the
change, when I found myself in the city one daywedges, but the burger screamed, "Eat me".
in between appointments. I was hungry and hadA smiling waitress greeted me, offered me a
this idea of sitting somewhere quiet, having a niceselection of tables and proceeded to take my
meal and doing a bit of nothing before my nextorder.
appointment.To cut a long story short, it was a meal I
I noticed a mild anxiety rising within me aboutthoroughly enjoyed, delighted at my find and
where I would find such a place. I seriously did notespecially delighted upon realizing that it was
expect to find a fast food outlet that servedsomething I could easily make myself. And
low-calorie vegetarian recipes. Then I believed thatbecause good things are meant to be shared,
even if I did find one the prices would not behere is the recipe! Enjoy!
what I could afford.Lentil Burger
I wanted low calorie vegetarian fast food on a
budget vegetarian meals and whether it was- Low-fat pan bread, toasted
going to cost me an arm and a leg. Vegetarian- Yellow/red lentils (pre-cooked with garlic, onion,
meals back then (about ten years ago) wereginger and some coconut milk)
noticeably more expensive then meat-based- Fresh spinach or lettuce
meals.- Tomato slices
Anyway, as I walked along a tree-lined street- Sesame seeds
that autumn day not terribly confident about my- Olive oil
chances, I noticed a restaurant that I had passed- Eggplant slices (optional) (Precooked in olive oil
many times previously. For some reason, I lookedand some vinegar)
in and saw a large menu displayed on a stand by- Salt and pepper to taste
the door. I couldn't help but peruse the menu notSpread some olive oil over the bread. Layer with
really expecting to find anything that would satisfythe greens, followed by the eggplant and tomato
my needs, i.e. a low-calorie, low-cost, vegetarianslices. Spread the cooked lentils over. (Use as
lunch.much as you like as long as you can cover and
Well, blow me down! Was I in for a surprise! Onhold your burger!). Sprinkle the sesame seeds
the menu was a lentil burger for $6.99 and for anover and add salt and pepper as required.
extra $2.00 you could have potato wedges