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  1. Yum, I wish you could photoshop a few of these right into my breakfast bowl. Oh and add a little of that salsa too. I’d be a super happy camper!! They sound wonderful!

  2. Whoaaaaa–just went to foods capes and holy crap his photos are insane! My mind is confused by how he does it, but the photos are so cool. …..kind of like these burgers!! 😀 I’m all about the chickpeas in any form, but burger form is perfect for summertime.

  3. Those foodscapes are awesome! ANd summer is all about doing a lot with minimal ingredients, if you ask me! You definitely captured that feeling with these burgers!

    1. Joanne – sohonored – thanks so much for your incredibly kind words! I hope you didn’t waste as much time ogling those Foodscapes as I did! 🙂

  4. Woah. Those foodscapes are crazy. I’ve never come across those before, but how awesome! I’m pretty sure I want to live in the broccoli forest now. My address? 1 Broccoli Forest Lane. Or maybe 6 Chocolate Express Drive has a better ring to it. Haha! And these burgers? They sound delish, Shashi!!

    1. As much as I love broccoli, I gotta say “6 Chocolate Express Drive” has a way way better ring to it! I think I could live IN that chocolate express of his – though Lil Shashi and I might eat OUR way through it and be homeless…in which case we’d have to bum a stay with you and Mrs. Spiced …but then we might end up eating our way through y’alls home too…and ugh…things could get ugly….maybe Lil Shashi and I should just stay in the Broccoli forest after all! 🙂

    1. Girrrl – I wish I could Photoshop a dozen of those Grilled Sweet Potatoes with Avocado Salsa and Turkey Sausage onto my plate! Heck – forget about Retina Display, I want a scratch and taste monitor! 🙂

  5. I actually use Lightroom instead of photoshop but I wanna try using photoshop too! I love diced tomatoes and the pineapple and mango sauce for these burgers!!! May I ask how crumbly these were? I recently tried making chickpea patties without an egg to bind but had no luck because they wouldn’t stay together . . these look great so was just wondering how well they hold up!

    1. Oh Alice – no worries – Hey – YOU managed to log onto your computer without coffee – me, I cannot make it past the kitchen without coffee – forget about turning anything else on than the coffeemaker! 🙂
      xx

  6. OK, obviously I am losing it because you DID use an egg. . I did not see that the first time!!! too early in the morning!!! sorry!!! these burgers look great! I’ll go get my coffee now! 🙂

    1. Hahaha Arman! Sometimes, I tell myself that coffee is the nectar of God – so I’ll buy it that Paprika and cumin are the “Foods” of God!

    1. Thanks so much Neil – but seriously – is there anyone you know who doesn’t like chickpeas??? Such little things, but so versatile and oh so darn tasty no matter what you do to them! 🙂

  7. Happy accident for me but I have all the ingredients to make these delicious pantry tomato chickpea burgers for tomorrows lunch. I am always looking for new delicious meatless ideas so thanks for the inspiration Shashi. I hope you are doing okay…take care, BAM

    1. Thanks so much Bobbie! I hope you and your boys enjoy these – though that Moroccan chicken and couscous would be hard to beat! I am doing ok – hope you are as well, my friend!

  8. That is one of my mantras Shashi. Making something out of nothing….I like this Carl Warner. But I like you more. And your burgers. And I’m also thinking about that yummy pineapple mango sauce too. Lots “on my plate” to think about this morning….Salami Mountain, Onion Taj Mahal and Tomato Chickpea Burgers…the Seven Wonders of the Food World…

    1. Hahaha – Allie, I need to shrink you and take you everywhere in my pocket because I could get used to compliments like this all through my crazy day! Thanks so much! xx

  9. YUUUMM!! As soon as I saw these on twitter, I was so excited to see this post. I love chickpea burgers, and these look and sound soooo delicious. So many amazing flavours Shashi! Paprika and cumin are the best spices!

    1. Harriet – paprika and cumin ARE indeed the best – throw in some cayenne and ooh – it’s a partay indeed! 🙂
      Btw – thanks so much! xx

  10. I’ve never made chickpea patties, but I know I can trust your recipes Shashi, so I must make these very soon! Such a great, light and easy to make meal! Love cooking with simple ingredients!

  11. I will have to check out those Foodscapes — they sound so interesting! Love how simple and flavorful these burgers are!

  12. Love this simple and delicious vegetarian recipe. Do you have any reccs for an egg substitute in order to keep it vegan as well?

    1. Thanks so much Felicia!
      Well, I know some other bloggers use a “flax egg” which is 1 tablespoon of ground flax seed mixed with 3 tablespoons of water….I haven’t tried using flax eggs in burgers, so I am not sure how the end result would be…I am so sorry, but other subs totally evade me right now…

    1. Thanks so much Patricia! You are right – chickpeas are so versatile indeed – to think I only ever ate them straight out of the can during my college years! 🙂

  13. I do love the look of these. They do look like salmon patties and it’s great to see they’re made instead with chickpeas and tomatoes. They are a very pretty colour and would make a wonderful lunch or light dinner xx

    1. Thanks so much Charlie! You know what – I never really paid attention to their color – but, now that you mention it – they are a funky shade of salmony-orange indeed!
      Hope you are having a wonderful week! xx

  14. I’ve seen those foodscapes before, and I totally agree — absolutely amazing. I would have never thought to make art from, but it’s amazing what kind of creativity people can come up with. Which is how I feel about a lot of your recipes! I’ve never made my own veggie burgers before, but I seriously need to give it a try one of these days because they seem so simple and delicious!

    1. Aww-you are a sweetheart – thanks so much, Amanda! Homemade veggie burgers are so darn good – a definite must try no matter whose recipe you use! BTW, I made your chocolate mug cake today, I didn’t have coconut flour so I used 1 tbsp tapioca flour and 1 tbsp oat flour and lady – they turned out so good! I planned on taking a picture and tagging you – but geewhiz – my daughter and I took a taste and couldn’t stop! Thanks so much for that recipe!

  15. I love chickpeas.. these burgers look so delicious and flavourful.. Definitely making them! 😀

  16. I so love your innovative recipes, Shashi! These burgers are everything; stunning, adorable, delicious, flavorful! I would have never thought to making tomato burgers, this is a pure genius idea! This is a show stopper, girl! Cheers! 🙂

  17. Yeah, wouldn’t it be great to use Photoshop to clone food? Fun idea! And fun burgers — these look mighty tasty. And I happen to have plenty of chickpeas on hand! Thanks.

  18. Those foodscapes are incredible. Thank you so much for sharing that with us Shashi, you’ve made me discover something truly amazing and inspirational (the Wheat Thins stadium is unbelievable).
    And also thank you for sharing these awesmazing chickpea burger. So creative and they look so delish!

    1. Thanks Mike! Duuude – you are freaking awesmazing – you’ve on vacation and checking blog posts and commenting!!! Thanks so much! Enjoy your time with your couz over the pond!

  19. You sure eat well at your house, Shashi! Your daughter is one lucky girl! I just love the mango sauce you’ve put with these … what a stellar flavour combo!!
    Oh, and Warner’s pictures are just incredible … I’ve seen them! 🙂

    1. Helen, Warner’s pictures just blew my mind! Simply amazing!
      I do try to get my gal to eat somewhat healthy most of the time – life’s about balance right? If we want dessert, then veggie burgers are a must 😉

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