This is a one picture post chums!! Scandalous I know but I was so hungry I forgot to take any pics!
I think this is one of my favourite 'feel good' evening meals, you know when you've had a bit of exercise in the morning and you spend the rest of the day feeling that little bit more positive?
This is quite simple, Quorn burgers with sweet potato wedge/chip things and some salad (cheese is optional).
I love sweet potato wedges and they are so easy to make.
*Get a sweet potato, give it a good scrub and a wash under a running tap.
*Chop it up into chips or wedges (whichever you can master, the sweet potato is an oddly shaped fellow!).
*Now, toss the chips/wedges around in some oil, can be olive, sunflower or whichever you have to hand, some salt and pepper and any other spices you may fancy, I always end up with smoked paprika.
*Chop it up into chips or wedges (whichever you can master, the sweet potato is an oddly shaped fellow!).
*Now, toss the chips/wedges around in some oil, can be olive, sunflower or whichever you have to hand, some salt and pepper and any other spices you may fancy, I always end up with smoked paprika.
*Once each individual chip is lightly coated, arrange them on an oven tray, try not to let them touch each other.
*Heat your oven up to about 200C and when ready, pop your tray of chips in for about 20 minutes or so. I like to turn mine halfway through.
*Heat your oven up to about 200C and when ready, pop your tray of chips in for about 20 minutes or so. I like to turn mine halfway through.
I buy my Quorn products (such as mince for my chilli, see here) from farmfoods as they are usually less expensive. I much prefer the Quorn burgers to normal burger as I'm not that big a fan of eating meat.
This was so yummy and so filling and didn't have half the guilt a run-of-the-mill burger and fries would give you, can you say winning?!
Have you tried Quorn Burgers before?
Hugs,
Jodi
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