Stuffed beef patties in tomato sauce
Beef provides complete protein in these patties, while bacon and cheddar make the filling especially satisfying. Quick browning before simmering keeps the crust golden, and passata develops into a thick savory sauce. Serve the patties hot and add fresh parsley immediately before serving.
Stuffed patties
Mix beef (500 g) with onion (200 g), divided evenly between the patties and sauce, garlic (5 g), dijon mustard (5 g), egg (50 g), almond flour (45 g), table salt (to taste), and black pepper (to taste). Shape flat portions. Place bacon (80 g), sugar-free pickled cucumbers (120 g), and cheddar (50 g) on each portion, then seal the filling inside the meat. Measure tomato paste (30 g) and passata (500 g) for the sauce.
Tomato sauce
Brown the patties in olive oil (30 g), using half the oil for the patties and half for the sauce. Transfer them to a plate. Soften the remaining onion in the same pan, then add tomato paste, passata, bay leaf (2 g), table salt (to taste), and black pepper (to taste). Return the patties to the sauce, cover, and simmer over low heat for 15 minutes. Add parsley (15 g) before serving.
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