A few months ago, when I was hosting one of the Events for the World food Programme – Time to be Thankful, Lisa, of Lisa’s Vegetarian Kitchen, participated with a lovely recipe of  Black-eyed pea Patties.  I bookmarked the recipe and decided to give it a try some weeks ago, adding a few ingredients of my own, as a side dish with the Spiced Rubbed Salmon I posted a few days ago and with some Taco Sauce.

I am trying to add more legumes to our nutrition as these patties are very healthy, packed with vitamins and so delicious I will be making them regularly from now on.

This recipe goes to The Well Seasoned Cook’s Eighth Helping of «My Legume Love Affair».

Black-eyed Pea Patties

Preparation time: 20 minutes

Cooking time: 1 hour and thirty minutes

Makes: 8 big patties

Ingredients

  • 250 grams of dried black-eyed peas
  • 1 small red onion
  • 3 spring onions
  • 1 clove of garlic
  • ½ red bell pepper
  • ½ green bell pepper
  • 14 cup chopped fresh parsley
  • 1/2 teaspoon of ground cumin
  • Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
  • 1 large egg (optional)
  • 2 teaspoons fine semolina
  • 1 cup of flour
  • 5 tablespoons of olive oil

Directions

Add black eyed peas in a sauce pan with enough water to cover them and bring to a boil and simmer for 15 minutes. Drain and add fresh water. Bring to a boil and simmer until they are soft, about 45 minutes. Drain and set aside.

In a food processor, combine, onions, garlic, parsley, red and green peppers and mince.

Mash the black-eyed peas and add the minced ingredients, as well as the egg, semolina, and spices and mix well.

Form into patties and dredge with flour.

Heat olive oil in a sautéing pan and sauté until golden brown on both sides.

Serve with Tacos Sauce.

I am also sending this recipe over to Ruth, of Bookmarked Recipes.

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28 Responses to “Black-eyed Pea Patties”

  1. Ο/Η Rosa λέει:

    A type of meal I always enjoy! These patties look good!

    Cheers,

    Rosa

  2. Ο/Η Peter G λέει:

    I love the healthy parts of this dish Ivy…and I like all kinds of beans.

  3. Ο/Η Ben λέει:

    This kind of dishes are so good for you and so easy to make. Great job adapting this recipe.

  4. Ο/Η Joan Nova λέει:

    Like the black bean burgers I recently posted about these look like a delicious and healthy alternative. And, not necessarily ‘alternative’…it’s good enough for first choice!

  5. Ο/Η Lubna karim λέει:

    Wow simply yummylicious…..Perfect and healthy…..

    This is regarding posting a recipe for Blogger Aid. Can i participate in this event dear. Then what i have to do?

  6. Ο/Η Happy Cook λέει:

    Pass me few of those delicious patties, they look so yummy delicious.

  7. Ο/Η Bellini Valli λέει:

    I do remember Lisa’s patties and have them bookmarked to try myself someday. Thanks for the reminder Sis. I am sure you are having a fabulous time with your company.ENJOY!!!!!

  8. Ο/Η Rachel λέει:

    Very tasty! I’ve bookmarked this myself.

  9. Ο/Η JennDZ_The LeftoverQueen λέει:

    These look wonderful! I love bean patties of all different varieties!

  10. Ο/Η Susan λέει:

    These look really scrummy, Ivy! I love bean burgers.

    Thanks so much for sharing them for MLLA8!

  11. Ο/Η elly λέει:

    These look great, Ivy. I love beans! I haven’t eaten black-eyed peas as much as other types, but I should remember to buy them more often!

  12. Ο/Η Dee λέει:

    A belated happy valentine’s day, Ivy! Those patties really do look good. We’re trying to eat less meat so these are a welcome idea. I wonder if they’d work with other dried beans?

  13. Ο/Η Ivy λέει:

    Thanks for your lovely comments.

    Dee, certainly with chickpeas and why not with other beans as well.

    http://kopiaste.org/2008/08/re.....-cat-lisa/

  14. Ο/Η Dee λέει:

    Will put dried chickpeas on the shopping list. I’ve only got canned :) And thanks again!

  15. Ο/Η natalia λέει:

    Ivy, what a great idea with fagioli dall’occhio !

  16. Ο/Η Jeena λέει:

    Any kind of bean patty and I am there! These look so golden and delicious Ivy. :-)

  17. Ο/Η grace λέει:

    oh ivy–i love your practically perfect pea patties! :) i’m a legume lover (and apparently a big fan of alliteration), and these would be a choice meal for me. :)

  18. Ο/Η Lisa λέει:

    I’m delighted that you had a chance to try this recipe Ivy. Looks like they turned out perfectly for you.

  19. Ο/Η Lore λέει:

    Delicious, healthy and quite satisfying too!

  20. Ο/Η Abigail λέει:

    I LOVE black eyed peas! These patties look so tempting.

  21. Ο/Η Peter λέει:

    Ivy, you’ve got a great dish for Lent…the keftedes look fab!

  22. Ο/Η Psychgrad λέει:

    I’m trying to eat more legumes too! By «trying», I mean, at least one recipe (since I haven’t done it yet) I’m starring this one.

  23. Ο/Η Maria λέει:

    Ivy those patties looks so yummy and healthy!

    Maria
    x

  24. Ο/Η Marla λέει:

    These remind me of a Nigerian Black Eye pea patty that my sister in law makes, but a tad healthier. I’ll have to try these, as I love the others.

  25. Ο/Η Sam Sotiropoulos λέει:

    Ivy, I made these tonight and served them with tzatziki and they were quite good! :-)

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  27. Ο/Η Aparna λέει:

    Protein rich and absolutely tasty. We call patties cutlets here, though I don’t know why!

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