Smokey Black Cardamom Burger with Herby Raita-Slaw Spicewalla Team 6/28/2021 Share Pin Tweet Chef Preeti Mistry says if they were a spice, they'd be Black Cardamom. So, they created an entire blend with us featuring their soul-spice + some fennel, cumin, and clove for a well-rounded Masala. In this recipe, Chef Mistry grills up some juicy burgers using their Smokey Black Cardamom Masala. Topped with a Raita-Slaw using fresh herbs, cucumbers, scallions, and yogurt, seasoned with cumin. Watch Chef Mistry make their Smokey Black Cardamom Burgers here, on our IGTV series Chai w/ Friends hosted by Meherwan Irani. Ingredients 1 lb ground beef 2 tbs minced ginger 4 cloves of garlic, minced 4 tsp smokey black cardamom masala kosher salt, to taste 1 medium english cucumber 1 tsp spicewalla ground yellow mustard 1 tsp spicewalla roasted cumin powder 1 cup greek full fat yogurt 1 large or two small scallions 2 cups red cabbage, julienned ¼ bunch cilantro, picked leaves ¼ bunch mint, picked leaves ¼ cup rice wine vinegar cheese of your choice, thinly sliced 4 burger buns Shop the Recipe Ground Yellow Mustard $6.99 Cumin Powder, Roasted $7.99 Print Preparation In a bowl combine ground beef, ginger, garlic, smoky black cardamom masala and two generous pinches of salt. Mix with your hands until fully incorporated. Divide into four equal portions and roll into a ball. Flatten each ball into a patty and set aside in the refrigerator for 10 minutes or until ready to grill. Wash cucumber and grate on the largest holes of box grater. Strain off excess liquid. Season cucumber with mustard and cumin, combine with yogurt and mix thoroughly. Cut scallions thinly on the bias and toss with cabbage, fresh cilantro and mint. Season with two generous pinches of salt and rice wine vinegar. Mix the cucumber raita and the slaw and set aside. Heat your grill to high on one side and medium/low on the other. Grill chilled burger patties on the hottest part of the grill for about 3-5 minutes, until you get a nice char on the bottom. Flip the burgers over and add the cheese. Move burgers to medium heat on the grill and close lid for about 1-2 minutes or until cheese is melted to your liking. Toast burger buns on grill, top with burgers and slaw. Shop the Recipe Ground Yellow Mustard $6.99 Cumin Powder, Roasted $7.99 Beef Entree summer 2 Comments Your version sounds sublime! Let us know how your next batch goes! Spicewalla Fam on September 23, 2021 I tried a variant of the burgers — lamb meatballs, using the ginger and smokey cardamom-fennel blend. Sautéed them in ghee. Finished with a white wine reduction. The end result was delicious. I intend to try the original next time I have access to a grill. Dr Zed on September 22, 2021 Add a Comment Name Email Message Please note, comments must be approved before they are published