Haggis Burgers are a fantastic family dinner. The perfect way to try haggis if you never have, or to enjoy more of a delicious flavour.
Course Dinner
Cuisine British
Keyword burger recipes, haggis recipes
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 14 minutesminutes
Total Time 24 minutesminutes
Servings 4Burgers
Calories 445kcal
Author Donna
Ingredients
225gLamb Mince
225gHaggis
1Red OnionFinely Diced
Splash Red Wine
PinchSalt and pepper
Cooking Spray Or olive oil
Bread RollsLettuce, Tomatoes, and Mayo - To serve
Instructions
Slice open the haggis package and scoop the meat out into a mixing bowl.
Add the lamb mince and break both up with a spatula or your hands.
Add the diced onion and a pinch of salt and pepper and mix everything together.
Pour in a small splash of red wine and knead into a workable ball, adding more wine as needed so it isn’t dry and crumbly.
Roll into four even balls.
Flatten into compact patties.
Mist a non-stick pan liberally with cooking spray and warm over medium heat on the hob.
Add the burgers and fry for around 7 minutes on each side until the burgers are cooked through and the middle is piping hot.
Add cheese for the last 2 minutes if desired.
Build a burger, adding salad and condiments as required.
Notes
Haggis and lamb tend to come in packs of just under 500g, but the specifics vary. I use half a haggis and half a pack of lamb, which is generally around 225-240g. It doesn’t have to be exact.
I use an old lid lined with cling film to shape my patties (see photo in post). You can do it by hand, just a lid, or use a burger press. Just make sure you press it down nice and tight so it doesn’t fall apart.