My dear husband has recently publicized this blog to almost everyone he knows, and took the liberty to make me a facebook page for my home cooking. I know, he's my biggest fan (because he have no choice but to eat what i cook :P) , I really am flattered and I feel like saying "awww", but at the same time I feel pressured now to update as often as I can as well as to make quality postings!

Here's a vegetarian patty recipe that's tasty, even a non-vegetarian would enjoy!1. Put the dehydrated ground meat (soy based grains) in a bowl. Pour hot water until completely submerged.2. When it's soft enough, drain the excessive water and put it in a mixing bowl.3. Toss the grated carrot, onion, coriander, bell pepper and swiss brown mushroom and mix well. At this point you can also add the cumin, about 1/2 tsp of salt and pepper (according to your liking).4. Divide the mixture in to two. Keep half of the mixture in the freezer. We will only cook half of it as it makes about 5 patties.5. Add the egg and butter.6. Sprinkle the 1/4 cup of flour. The flour's purpose is to hold together the mixture. If 1/4 cup is not enough, add flour gradually until you reach the desired firm texture to mold the mixture.7. Prepare your frying pan and heat oil.8. When the oil is hot enough, make a ball out of the mixture and put it in the pan. Flatten it with a spatula.9. Turn the patty to the other side when it's golden brown and ready.I usually cook in low heat so i can evenly cook the inside of the patty as well as not to burn the outside.1. Toast your burger buns.2. put a good amount of arugula on the base. Top it with the burger patty.3. Spread some honey mustard on the patty and top it with the pickled green peppers.Don't be afraid to free style. You can put fresh onions, caramelized onions or tomatoes. Guacamole also works as a dressing for the burger if you want to skip honey-mustard.