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Reviewed: Nov. 30, 2009
This patty is good. I agree with some other reviewers that next time I'd use only half the envelope of dry onion soup. Also, I followed someone's advice and didn't fry them - I formed the patty, dredged it in bread crumbs, then baked on a greased cookie sheet for about 20 minutes. I warmed the soup on the stove and spooned it over the patty on each plate. Also, I'd like to try a different sauce instead of the cream of mushroom soup -- between the dry onion soup mix, and the cream of onion soup, it had too much of a 'canned soup' feel. But overall, the patty itself is good and can be adjusted to suit different tastes.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.35 star rating.
Reviewed: Nov. 17, 2009
I'm being kind by giving this recipe 4 stars because I think my proportions were off somehow. I fried with the lite coating of breadcrumbs on top as suggested. Instead of then baking the patties with mushroom soup on top I baked them without the mushroom soup and added a homemade mushroom sauce when they came out of the oven. They were a bit dry and like I said, I think my proportions were off (too much oats?). Because I like the idea i'm going to try to make this again paying better attention to what i'm doing, and I will bake with the mushroom soup (or the sauce) on top. This meal DEFINITELY needed a green counterpoint ... definitely will be serving with a nice salad next time.
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Reviewed: Nov. 14, 2009
This is such a tasty dish. I also had problems with the patties falling apart but will try the other suggestions. Anyway, they taste so good it doesn't matter that they looked bad.
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Reviewed: Nov. 11, 2009
I halved the recipe and skipped the cream of mushroom and ate it with ketchup and a side of spicy fries. i realized that i don't like the taste of thyme, but im not going to nitpick. i added a handful of shreaded cheese and i used beefy onion soup instead of original onion soup, because i was cooking for myself, and im not a vegetarian. i have lots of leftover, but i don't know if i'll use it because of the thyme, i'd rather start from scratch and omit it. My roommate is too picky to even try it, but i liked it very well.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.35 star rating.
Reviewed: Nov. 10, 2009
I made these last night for dinner and my meat loving husband gave it 4 out of 5 stars. I only used 1/2 of the onion soup packet based on other reviews. I used egg beaters and nonfat cottage cheese. I did add in about a half a cup more of organic rolled oats than the recipe called for because the mixture was too thin to make into patties. Even after adding the extra rolled oats, the patties wanted to break easily, so I made them kind of small (they fit in the palm of my hand), laid them in bread crumbs and coated them generously, then put them in a preheated electric skillet with some extra light olive oil and fried them at 350 for 5 minutes per side. Don't flip them too early, or they will break. I then placed the fried patties in a 13x9 dish as the recipe states. I did use one can of cream of mushroom, milk instead of water, and I added 1/4 cup of sour cream per another reviewer. My husband and I decided it needed a little more flavor, and we added natural salt. It was perfect. We both like these a lot and I will definitely be making them again. They are very filling and tasty.
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Reviewed: Nov. 7, 2009
This was really good just way too salty. Next time I'll use half a packet of dry onion soup. Otherwise great as a main dish because it's very filling.
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Reviewed: Oct. 28, 2009
These were awesome, they sound so weird, but I was curious. Even my teenage son liked em'. Since I don't eat meat I didn't have anything to compare them with, but my son said they reminded him of chicken fried steak. Will keep on making em'. I will use one more can of crm. of mush. soup next time.
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Reviewed: Sep. 15, 2009
I really wanted to like this recipe, but it just didn't work for out house. I found the patties a bit too bland on their own. The cream of mushroom soup sauce wasn't the best idea for us, either. Neither of us really go for that. I think it might go over better in my home if I made up a mushroom gravy, and spiced the patties differently. The hubby, a meat eater, says he preferred seitan.
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Reviewed: Sep. 14, 2009
This recipe was an unlikely hit at my house. The combination of ingredients sounds "iffy" at best, but my two teenage daughters liked this so much that they asked to have it for two consecutive days the first time I prepared it. This has definitely become a favorite at my house.
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Reviewed: Aug. 31, 2009
Delish! I followed the recipe exactly, and even my kids ate it up!
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Reviewed: Jun. 30, 2009
This was just delicious, but too salty for my high blood pressure. I would just LOVE someone to concoct a low salt version as the flavors were just yummy....I guess I will challenge myself to that effort!
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Reviewed: Jun. 4, 2009
I've had the other version that calls for nuts instead of oats and I like this one a lot better. No grainy texture here. I skipped the mushroom soup all together, though. I only used a cup of cottage cheese because that's what I had and the texture was perfect. Also added about a 1/4 c. of mozzarella to the mix. I patted them in breadcrumbs before frying. Ate one on a bun tonight with ketchup and mayo. So good! Will be eating the leftovers with mashed potatoes and gravy later this week. Thank you!
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Reviewed: May 31, 2009
My husband and I just finished eating these for dinner with some wild rice and green beans. They were delicious! I did not have cream of mushroom soup so I used cream of celery with the splash of Worchester sauce. I did fry them in EVOO with a breaded coating which gave a nice texture. I am anxious to try these in a bun sometime. Thank you for sharing. This will be a staple at our house.
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Reviewed: May 31, 2009
I really love this recipe! After the first time making this, I simply gave up on the patties and frying. I just spread the mixture in a baking dish and covered with the cream of mushroom soup. Then just cut and serve. Much less messy! Thank you for the recipe!
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Reviewed: May 28, 2009
I made these exactly as directed except I added some panko bread crumbs to top and bottom of patties. This seemed to help hold them together a little better. They were WONDERFUL. If you are not a fan of thyme, you might want to reduce to 3/4 or 1/2 tsp. I am going to try these as meatballs for meatball subs or spaghetti using italian seasoning instead. Thanks so much for this recipe - love it!
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Reviewed: May 23, 2009
This is simply amazing! The smell from cooking the patties woke my husband from his sleep. He immediately tasted a patty and said WOW. I did not cook them in the oven or use the soup. I just fried them up until both sides were brown on a non-stick pan using very little or no oil. The patties have just the right amount of protein and carbs. Each patty I made comes to about 125 cal. so I'm very happy about them being healthy too. My patties did not fall apart at all which is a problem I have been having with other patty recipes.
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Reviewed: May 15, 2009
Don't get me wrong--it's a good recipe! I just don't think it's quite awesome as written. I did make modifications (ground flax instead of wheat germ, did not fry--just baked 15 minutes, no soup). I am not a big fan of just cream of chicken soup--it would've needed something else and I couldn't decide what (sour cream? milk?). The onion was a little overpowering...I may use a little less next time unless I do eat it with a saucy topping to help tone it down. Overall, a nice, healthy way to eat up some cottage cheese!
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Reviewed: May 11, 2009
This was very good. I served it over mashed potatoes with green beans on the side. Yum! Had a good ole home cookin' taste to it. The kids gobbled it up, too. It's a winner!
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Reviewed: May 11, 2009
This is a great recipe. I was particularly happy to find it because it is both vegetarian and gluten-free (if you omit the wheat germ)which is a hard combination to come by sometimes. I baked it instead of frying, but would give it a little more baking time next time (probably 15 minutes in the oven, then top with the mushroom soup and bake 20 more minutes). Also, a tip for vegetarians: Make sure to check the label on the dry soup package. Some brands have animal fat in the mix. I will definitely make this again!
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Reviewed: May 1, 2009
My family are meat eaters, and they all liked these, even the kids. For us though, the rosemary was too strong, and the french onion. Will try with 1/2 of the soup mix, and maybe italien seasoning, with marinara. Or, perhaps mexican seasonings, with salsa.
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