I have something a bit different for you today - there's no recipe in this post, but there is something even more exciting!
I've teamed up with Marley Spoon to bring one of my recipes right to your doorstep (literally!). For those of you who don't know, Marley Spoon is a recipe delivery service - they deliver recipe cards, along with all the ingredients you need to make the recipe, right to your house. It's the perfect solution for people who like to get creative in the kitchen and cook healthy meals from scratch, but who don't have the time (or inclination) to spend hours meal planning or slogging round a supermarket.
For this week only (until Sunday 3rd May), you can have the recipe for these white bean and pesto burgers, and the asparagus and new potato salad that I served them with, and all the ingredients you need, delivered direct to your door!
I've ordered some meals from Marley Spoon before and let me tell you: the meals are wonderful, the instructions are easy to follow, and the portions are really (really!) generous.
Of course, this time the recipe and instructions will be my own, so I'll let you be the judge...
To order your white bean and pesto burger kit, just check out the Marley Spoon website. There are a couple of other vegetarian dishes available this week too (as well as meat and fish options), so why not try them all and avoid the supermarket all week.
To help you out this week, you can even get £25 off your first Marley Spoon order by using the code MarleySpooning - I'm literally giving you free money here!! You'd be mad not to give it a go.
If you're still not convinced, let me tell you a little bit about the recipe. The white bean and pesto burgers are super satisfying, and come with a ciabatta bun and fresh tomato. Of course, you can also add whatever else you have in your cupboards that you fancy - I recommend a generous slathering of mayonnaise!
The white bean burgers also come alongside a new potato and asparagus salad with a beautifully fresh lemony dressing. It's really seasonal - watercress, asparagus and new potatoes are all amazing at this time of year - so you know you're getting the freshest ingredients possible.
And again: they come right to your door. Keep your PJs on for all I care (in fact I would recommend it).
You can see exactly what you'll receive over at the Marley Spoon website, and what you're expected to already have in the cupboards (just simple things like flour and olive oil).
If you're not in the UK and can't buy from Marley Spoon, you'll have to make your own veggie burgers instead. Try my spinach and feta chickpea burgers:
Camilla says
Looks excellent Becca, I've only ever tried one service like this and the recipes were so very long winded and chefy I seriously felt like offering my services as there's a fine line between excellent food and utter exhaustion having cooked it after a day at work! More time eating than cooking is my motto:-)
Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche says
Haha I know what you mean, the Marley Spoon recipes are usually very straightforward though, they're all broken down into 6 straightforward steps :)
Sus @ roughmeasures.com says
Congrats on the collaboration! These burgers sound divine!
Abigail says
What a delicious sandwich for lunch! Love it!
Helen @Fuss Free Flavours says
Lovely veggie burgers. I love beans in burgers!
peter @feedyoursoultoo says
I have been making more veggie burgers. I need to try this one.
Helen says
These look delicious and really summery! Yum!
Tara says
What a great looking sandwich, I could dive right in!!
North East Family Fun says
These look very appetising and I bet they are a lot healthier than a regular burger too x
Clare Mansell says
I've not heard of Marley Spoon before, but what a great collaboration! I must say I had to look twice at your burgers too because they look amazingly like chicken!
Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche says
Haha! No, no chicken here ;)
christine says
This sounds like such a helpful service and congrats on getting your recipe available w/ them. Unfortunately I can't take advantage of the service since I'm in the US, but I can drool over your sandwich from here :-)
Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche says
That's a shame Christine, you'll have to make the spinach and feta chickpea burgers instead ;)