ground turkey?

BrandiL83

I have heard it is good for you. I am thinking of getting some when I go grocery shopping tomorrow. How do you cook it and it not come out dry? Any recipes you would recommend?

Thanks in advance

CaraColleen

Brown the turkey in a pan, throw it in a crock pot with some diced tomatoes, beans, onions and chili seasoning. Makes such a yummy chili with low fat sour cream

tamarab19

Any recipe that you would use ground chuck/beef, substitute ground turkey. I love ground turkey. It is good in spaghetti, chili, lasagna, tacos, etc. It doesn't need to cook as long as ground chuck so that should help it to maintain its moisture.

cmeade20

http://www.thegraciouspantry.com/tag/turkey/

http://www.cleaneatingmag.com/Recipes/Recipe/Pumpkin-Pasta-Surprise.aspx

http://www.kalynskitchen.com/2005/04/chicken-turkey-and-turkey-sausage.html

angieleighbyrd

same thing you would use ground beef for.

CassandraMarie3

Turkey chili: http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=792625

MILFdoesabodyGd

turkey breast burgers!!

I add a bit of olive oil to keep them moist and a packet of dry onion soup. use whatever spices you like too. grill or pan fry with a little pam spray.

Tonya0605

Any recipe that you would use ground chuck/beef, substitute ground turkey. I love ground turkey. It is good in spaghetti, chili, lasagna, tacos, etc. It doesn't need to cook as long as ground chuck so that should help it to maintain its moisture.

^^ ditto - but esp. the last line to answer your "dryness" question.

nataliefamily3

Turkey is awesome in meatloaf. I use one lb ground turkey, Two eggs, some milk, mushrooms, bell pepper, onion, and two boxes stovetop stuffing. Then top with a 50/50 mix of barbeque and ketchup. Check all recipes if you need a solid recipe.

BrandiL83

Thanks so much