Aloo Tikki Burgers are extremely popular veg burgers between all ages of people, especially kids. But as a parent, we try to keep our children away from popular McDonald’s aloo tikki burger or veg burgers from any fast food joint.
There are two primary reasons we avoid our kids to eat these burgers:
- The burger is made of all-purpose flour (Maida) and is not so healthy.
- Eating a traditional burger means making your hands dirty with sauces and patties popping out of the burger.
But it’s just not possible to keep saying NO to children. Isn’t it. I have explained this in my article about developing healthy eating habits.
In today’s aloo tikki burger recipe, we will solve both of these problems. You will see the traditional burger recipe in an all-new avatar.
Popular Aloo Tikki Burgers
Aloo Tikki Burger started getting popular, much before McDonald’s entered the Indian market in 1990. After McDonald ventured, Aloo Tikki Burger became their topmost selling burger. For a vegetarian family, this is the most popular veg burger they have been eating for years now.
But today we will change the way you have been eating your burgers for years.
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Healthy Aloo Tikki Burger Recipe
So the changes in the traditional veg burger recipe. We will first replace the all-purpose burger buns with homemade whole wheat buns. We will add wheat bran in our burger buns to improve its health benefits.
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Let’s make our Aloo Tikki Burger
In a bowl mix yeast, honey, and lukewarm water and keep it aside until yeast froths. In another bowl, dissolve flax seed powder in 2 tbs lukewarm water. Let it rest for 5 minutes.

In a mixing bowl take whole wheat flour and salt. Add activated yeast solution and flax seed powder solution. Start kneading the dough by adding water to it.
Make a soft, smooth and little sticky dough. Add 1 tablespoon of oil and knead the dough again for 5 minutes. Place the dough in a greased bowl and let it rest until doubles in volume.

Once dough doubles in volume, punch it to release the air.
TIP: Be gentle with the dough, else you will end up tearing the gluten structure developed so far.
Now divide the dough into four equal parts (approximately 70 gm each). Dust the surface lightly with flour and roll each dough ball into a circular disc of ½ inch.

Spread one teaspoon of Veg mayonnaise. Place grilled cutlet and cheese slice on it.

Fold all the open edges towards the center and seal properly.

Similarly, shape all the dough balls and place them on a greased baking tray by leaving some space in between. Brush these burger buns with milk and sprinkle sesame seeds on top.

Let the burgers rest for 15 minutes. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 200 ºC. Bake your burgers in the preheated oven for 25-30 minutes.
TIP: Baking time can vary from oven to oven. Ideally, bake the burger buns until they turn golden from the top.

Brush the baked Aloo Tikki burger with butter or olive oil.
TIP: Brushing helps to soften the crust and provide the glaze.

Let these Aloo Tikki burgers cool for 5 minutes on a wired rack and then serve with your choice of sauce.

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Wheat Bran | Flax Seed | Sesame Seed | Veg Mayo
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