Cuban Black Bean and Rice Mojo Burgers with Slaw + Garlic Tostones
Ingredients
Mango Slaw
-
2
tablespoon
rice wine vinegar
-
¼
cup
lime juice
-
¼
cup
orange juice
-
1
teaspoon
fish sauce
-
2
tablespoon
fresh cilantro, chopped
-
2
mango
peeled and julienned
-
½
red pepper
chopped
-
to taste
salt and pepper
Mojo Sauce
-
1
cup
cilantro leaves
-
⅓
cup
orange juice
-
⅓
cup
olive oil
-
2
cloves
garlic
-
¼
teaspoon
salt
-
¼
teaspoon
paprika
-
¼
teaspoon
ground cumin
Black Bean and Rice Burgers
-
2
cups
steamed white or brown rice
-
1½
cups
black beans, mashed
-
1
large
egg, lightly beaten
-
1
clove
garlic, grated
-
½
teaspoon
cumin
-
1
tablespoon
fresh cilantro, chopped
-
½
teaspoon
salt
-
½
teaspoon
pepper
-
¾
cup
provolone cheese, shredded
-
4
slices
pepper jack cheese
-
3
tablespoons
olive oil
-
4
burger buns
[your favorite]
Garlic Tostones
-
2
inch
plantains, chopped into 1-inch pieces
-
1
cup
canola oil for frying
-
2
cloves
garlic, minced
-
1
cup
water
-
to taste
flaked sea salt
Instructions
- Prepare the slaw by mixing lime juice, orange juice, fish sauce, and cilantro in a bowl, then add mangos and red pepper, season with salt and pepper, and set aside.
- Make the mojo sauce by blending cilantro, orange juice, olive oil, garlic, salt, paprika, and cumin until chunky-smooth, then refrigerate.
- In a bowl, combine rice, black beans, egg, garlic, cumin, cilantro, salt, and pepper, then mix in provolone cheese and form into 4-5 burger patties.
- Heat olive oil in a skillet and cook the burgers until golden and crisp, adding pepper jack cheese during the last minute to melt.
- Toast the inside of the burger buns with mojo sauce under a broiler for a short time, then assemble the burgers with slaw and tostones.
- For the tostones, soak smashed plantains in garlic water, then fry until golden and crispy, seasoning with salt.
Nutrition Facts (estimated)
Servings
4 burgers
Calories
1252
Total fat
70g
Total carbohydrates
130g
Total protein
20g
Sodium
20mg
Cholesterol
20mg
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