Classical burger with Mati’s Tender Fillets Without Chicken Jul 6 Written By Andrean Razumovski As goes the well-known Chinese proverb: do not trust a person who doesn't like hamburgers. Or maybe they haven't had a burger with Mati’s Tender Fillets Without Chicken. Ingredients:Package of Mati’s chickenless chickenSalt, pepper, and bell pepper powder to season the filletsBurger bunsPicklesTomatoOnion(Plant-based) cheeseSpicy food lovers' extra ingredient: jalapeno Sauce, ingredients for two people:(Plant-based) mayonnaise, 3 tbspPickle juice, 1 tbspMinced garlic or garlic powder, 0.5 tspMustard, 0.5 tspBell pepper powder, 0.5 tsp Instructions:Slice the pickles, tomato, and onion. Fry the fillets over medium heat for about 7-8 minutes, turning occasionally, until the chicken thighs are golden brown on both sides. Toast the burger buns in a pan. Mix all the sauce ingredients together and spread the sauce on the burger buns. Place the burger ingredients between the buns. Enjoy and (mentally) thank Louis Lassen for the ingeniously simple invention, the hamburger. Andrean Razumovski
Classical burger with Mati’s Tender Fillets Without Chicken Jul 6 Written By Andrean Razumovski As goes the well-known Chinese proverb: do not trust a person who doesn't like hamburgers. Or maybe they haven't had a burger with Mati’s Tender Fillets Without Chicken. Ingredients:Package of Mati’s chickenless chickenSalt, pepper, and bell pepper powder to season the filletsBurger bunsPicklesTomatoOnion(Plant-based) cheeseSpicy food lovers' extra ingredient: jalapeno Sauce, ingredients for two people:(Plant-based) mayonnaise, 3 tbspPickle juice, 1 tbspMinced garlic or garlic powder, 0.5 tspMustard, 0.5 tspBell pepper powder, 0.5 tsp Instructions:Slice the pickles, tomato, and onion. Fry the fillets over medium heat for about 7-8 minutes, turning occasionally, until the chicken thighs are golden brown on both sides. Toast the burger buns in a pan. Mix all the sauce ingredients together and spread the sauce on the burger buns. Place the burger ingredients between the buns. Enjoy and (mentally) thank Louis Lassen for the ingeniously simple invention, the hamburger. Andrean Razumovski