Grind any spices or oats if needed and mix and mash everything together until it all sticks together and becomes similar to a dough. (Mash even more if you like or especially if you don't like to see the beans in the burger.)
Divide the burger into two equal pieces and shape them in to burger patties. Add to a pre-heated and seasoned pan that is on medium to medium-high heat.
After about 7-10 minutes, or when they get some golden color on one side, flip you patties and cook for another 7-10 minutes.
Serve your black bean patties like traditional in-a-bun burgers, or break it up and add it to a salad, taco, or anything that needs some added protein.Find the creamy mustard sauces, dill pickle, buns, and ketchup recipes and or videos below.
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