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Precision Nutrition’s Sirloin Burger with Cauliflower Mash

07/30/2012 / 2 Comments

Sir­loin Burger with Coconut Cau­li­flower Mash

Today’s recipe comes from cook­book Gourmet Nutri­tion based off of the cer­ti­fi­ca­tion pro­gram I’m study­ing, Pre­ci­sion Nutri­tion, so you know it’s healthy and nutri­tious, and I’ve tried it so I can tell you first hand that it’s  deli­cious! Get excited, you’re hav­ing burg­ers for din­ner tonight with­out the guilt! I own the Gourmet Nutri­tion cook­book, and if you like these recipes, and the chicken and pesto pizza recipe I shared ear­lier, you would LOVE it. Highly rec­om­mend grab­bing a copy for your cook­book collection. 

Sir­loin Burger

Photo cour­tesy of PN’s Gourmet Nutrition.com

Prep Time: 3 min. Prepa­ra­tion Time, 10 min. Cook­ing Time

INGREDIENTS

  • Ground sir­loin or extra lean ground beef (170 g) 6 oz
  • Salt 2 pinches
  • Pep­per 1 pinch
  • Chili pow­der 1 pinch
  • Fresh gar­lic (minced) 1 tsp
  • Onion (finely chopped) 2 tbsp
  • Worces­ter­shire sauce 1 tsp
  • Olive oil cook­ing spray

 

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Pre­heat a non-stick fry­ing pan on medium heat.
  2. Com­bine all ingre­di­ents except cook­ing spray together in a mix­ing bowl and stir until com­pletely combined.
  3. Form into a round shape about ¾ inch thick.
  4. Lightly coat pan with spray and place the sir­loin burger into the pan.
  5. Cook the burger until lightly browned and then gen­tly flip and brown the other side.
  6. Cook all the way through and serve. Serves 1 large or 2 small.

 

Vari­a­tions and Options
To add fla­vor and tex­ture, add finely chopped pep­pers or herbs to the burger.

 

Nutri­tional Infor­ma­tion
(per serv­ing)     large     small
Calo­ries (k/cal)     232.9     116.4
Fat (g)     8.4     4.2
Sat­u­rated (g)     3.8     1.9
Monoun­sat­u­rated (g)     3.6     1.8
Polyun­sat­u­rated (g)     0.4     0.2
omega-3 (g)     0.1     0.0
omega-6 (g)     0.3     0.2
Car­bo­hy­drates (g)     3.1     1.6
fiber (g)     0.3     0.2
sug­ars (g)     1.4     0.7
Pro­tein (g)     36.2 18.1

 

Coconut Cau­li­flower Mash

*They taste like mashed pota­toes with­out the high-carb guilt!

Photo cour­tesy of PN’s Gourmet Nutrition.com

Prep Time: 2 min. Prepa­ra­tion Time, 15 min.  Cook­ing Time

INGREDIENTS

  • Cau­li­flower (rough chopped) 3 cups
  • Cashews (crushed) ¼ cup
  • Coconut milk ¼ cup
  • Salt 1 pinch
  • Pep­per 1 pinch
  • Cin­na­mon 1 pinch

 

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Add all the ingre­di­ents to a pot and bring to a boil over medium heat.
  2. Reduce heat to low and cover with a tight-fitting lid.
  3. Sim­mer for 15 min­utes and then remove from heat.
  4. Purée in a blender or food proces­sor until smooth.
  5. Add 1 table­spoon of water at a time if nec­es­sary to get the mix­ture mov­ing. Serves 1 large or 2 small.

*If you don’t have a food proces­sor, you can mash with a fork.

 

Nutri­tional Infor­ma­tion
(per serv­ing)     large     small
Calo­ries (k/cal)     409.4     204.7
Fat (g)     27.3     13.6
Sat­u­rated (g)     13.3     6.7
Monoun­sat­u­rated (g)     8.6     4.3
Polyun­sat­u­rated (g)     2.8     1.4
omega-3 (g)     0.0     0.0
omega-6 (g)     2.8     1.4
Car­bo­hy­drates (g)     27.8     13.9
fiber (g)     8.6     4.3
sug­ars (g)     9.2     4.6
Pro­tein (g)     13.3 6.6

YOUR TURN: This recipe uses cau­li­flower to recre­ate the com­fort of mashed pota­toes. What is the most inter­est­ing food sub­sti­tute or ingre­di­ent you’ve used to make a com­fort food healthy? Tell us in the com­ments below and share the recipe if you have it! 

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  • Can­di­joyce

    To get a good fat in my meal, I sub­sti­tute avo­cado for mayo in my chicken salad.

    • http://www.causefitness.com Rachel Eliz­a­beth Murray

      Great call on the avocado! :)

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