Recipe insert from a pack of Le Gusto Veggie Burgers from Aldi.
*Kartoffel-Burger-Blech = Potato-Burger Plate
Blech. It’s what’s for dinner
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Christina Geyer has been in Germany since May 2002. She has lived in Berlin, Rostock, Potsdam, and is now settled in the Regensburg area.
Prior to life as a stay-at-home mom, Christina was a statistician in health research.
In addition to blogging on AmiExpat.com, she founded the parenting site Mamas Worldwide. For more, see About Christina.
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Kartoffel-Burger-Blech…what kinda language is that?:)
That’s classic
blech? as in “blargh”?
and where is the Blech anyway. i only see a plate. 
Hi Christina,
I can’t translate whats on the post but, how do these veggie burgers taste?
We do have Aldi stores in France.
That’s not a bad idea for my husband, but the taste part is always important for him. I myself am eating less and less beef , so a veggie dish is no problem for me !
Kartoffeln und Burger vom Blech…? Komische Beschreibung…Did you try it? ;0)
LOL!!!!
Looks kind of good actually! I miss veggie burgers – didn’t know they had them here.
I haven’t tried the recipe, but I find the veggie burgers to be pretty decent. My carnivorous husband only rates them as acceptable
Hi,
the soja burger, schnitzel and nuggets from Aldi are not bad. They smell a little during frying, but this goes away when there done.
In Germany in olden times a lot of dishes where cooked on “Blech”, means coockie sheet. Zwiebelkuchen for examble. I still remember my dad making square yards of apple crumble cake when we were just little boys. All made just on two “Bleche”.