Turkey Burger

reneejodobbs
reneejodobbs Posts: 25
edited November 2023 in Recipes
I made this last night with my sweet potato fries.
It was great, and the kids enjoyed it too.
1 lb lean ground turkey
1 zucinni (spell) grate it with your cheese grater
2-3 cloves of galic minched or you can grate
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 carrot grated
1/2 tsp grill seasoning
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
in a pan over high heat add just a tad of I can't believe it's not butter light.
add all your veggies and cook for just about 2 minutes.
in another bowl add all the spices to the turkey then the veggies.
Mix well.
make patties-they will feel very wet and sloppy
In a hot skillet add 2 tbl olive oil-allow to get hot-over high heat
add your patties to the oil and do not touch for at least 2-3 minutes.
This is the key to keeping your patties from falling apart
Flip and do the same to the other side.
After both sides are seared, cover and reduce heat to med-low and cook til no longer pink.
Remove from pan and place on a paper towel until all the oil is absorbed.
I did not use a bun, but I did add condiments and wrapped in a leaf of lettuce.
Very tasty

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  • reneejodobbs
    reneejodobbs Posts: 25
    I made this last night with my sweet potato fries.
    It was great, and the kids enjoyed it too.
    1 lb lean ground turkey
    1 zucinni (spell) grate it with your cheese grater
    2-3 cloves of galic minched or you can grate
    1/4 cup chopped onion
    1 carrot grated
    1/2 tsp grill seasoning
    1/4 tsp salt
    1/2 tsp pepper
    in a pan over high heat add just a tad of I can't believe it's not butter light.
    add all your veggies and cook for just about 2 minutes.
    in another bowl add all the spices to the turkey then the veggies.
    Mix well.
    make patties-they will feel very wet and sloppy
    In a hot skillet add 2 tbl olive oil-allow to get hot-over high heat
    add your patties to the oil and do not touch for at least 2-3 minutes.
    This is the key to keeping your patties from falling apart
    Flip and do the same to the other side.
    After both sides are seared, cover and reduce heat to med-low and cook til no longer pink.
    Remove from pan and place on a paper towel until all the oil is absorbed.
    I did not use a bun, but I did add condiments and wrapped in a leaf of lettuce.
    Very tasty
  • Eve23
    Eve23 Posts: 2,352 Member
    MMMMM tasty! I have a few different recipes like this I think. I haven't tried them yet but maybe I should lol. I do Have some yummy meatloaf recipes too. Maybe I should dig them out and we can get a nice range of flavors going.:wink:

    I love zuchinni.

    Eve
  • reneejodobbs
    reneejodobbs Posts: 25
    sounds great. I love meatloaf!!
  • liz89118
    liz89118 Posts: 20 Member
    grating the veggies is a good idea I didn't think of that.

    I'm going to cook up some turkey meat, grate the veggies, and some garlic, and two tablespoons of terakayi sauce, and a few dashes of lite soy sauce. Once everything is cooked I'm going to place the mix miture inside of some lettuce - my own verison of lettuce wraps. Dab a little of hot asian hot sauce I keep on hand for extra spice..... thanks for the veggie ideas.
  • Eve23
    Eve23 Posts: 2,352 Member
    Vegie Meatloaf

    1 lb lean ground beef or turkey
    1 carrot grated
    1 small onion chopped
    1 stalk celery diced
    1 tsp dried parsley or 2 tsp fresh
    1 clove garlic minced
    1/8 tsp nutmeg
    1 tsp worcestershire sauce

    Sauce
    1 c no added salt tomato sauce
    1/2 tsp dry mustart
    1/4 tsp oregano and pepper
    1 Tbsp brown sugar

    Preheat oven to 375. Combine lean ground beef with vegetables and seasonings. Pat into loaf pan. Mix ingredients for sauce and pour over meat. Bake for 50 minutes. To microwave, assemble loaf in microwave-safe loaf pan. Microwave on high power for 14 min. Spread sauce over the loaf. Cook on high power for 5 more minutes.

    Yield is 4 servings at 4 oz each

    The calories and fat depend on your meat so you will want to check your recipe calculator.

    The calories listed in the book are 274
    Fat 12
    Cholesterol 84
    Sodium 72
    Exchange diets 4 lean meat, 2 vegetables

    This is based on the lean hamburger

    "60 Days of low-fat meals"
  • katiechakos
    katiechakos Posts: 348 Member
    I love making different types of turkey burgers and this sounds awesome! My hubby is a big guy with a giant appetite, so I am always searching for foods that will satisfy him and be healthy, too. Renee, I noticed you said you used a lettuce leaf- great idea! Another one that works well is a portobella mushroom cap. I got the trick from Rachael Ray... she took the caps and broiled them for about 7 to 8 minutes and used that as the "bun" for the burger. I topped it with arugula and sliced tomato and my husband ate 2 and was stuffed.

    Happy Friday!!!
  • icandoit
    icandoit Posts: 4,163 Member
    I love making different types of turkey burgers and this sounds awesome! My hubby is a big guy with a giant appetite, so I am always searching for foods that will satisfy him and be healthy, too. Renee, I noticed you said you used a lettuce leaf- great idea! Another one that works well is a portobella mushroom cap. I got the trick from Rachael Ray... she took the caps and broiled them for about 7 to 8 minutes and used that as the "bun" for the burger. I topped it with arugula and sliced tomato and my husband ate 2 and was stuffed.

    Happy Friday!!!

    Don't you love Rachael Ray??? I will give the caps a try. Thank you:flowerforyou:
  • traumarn
    traumarn Posts: 44 Member
    I am obsessed with foodtv.
  • traumarn
    traumarn Posts: 44 Member
    turkey meatballs
    ground turkey
    1 cup oatmeal or bread
    3 or 4 egg whites
    1 clove crushed garlic
    fresh parsley
    pinch of salt
    parmesan cheese a small hand full

    mix all ingredient together place in a skillet that is cover for about 20 min.
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