Peanut Butter Turkey Burgers

"Yes, you read the title right!!!The origional recepie called for seasame oil, so it got me thinking about chinese seasame noodles and....WaLa !!!These were invented. Everyone said they were very tastey and good."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix turkey, peanut butter, soy sauce and garlic together and form into 4 burgers. Cook over medium heat approximately 5 minutes per side until throughly cooked.
  • Serve on English muffins. Top with whatever you usually put on burgers -- I suggest sliced onion and Havarti, Chedder, or swiss cheese.

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Reviews

  1. Now these burgers are different and yet soo Good! The flavors went perfect together. I tried creamy peanut butter and think the next time I would like to try Nutty. Go figure this burger turned out to be a big hit in my family. Thanks to Spring PAC09 I got the chance to try this great recipe.
     
  2. These are so simple, but taste great!!! I used extra crunchy peanut butter to give them some more texture, and made smaller burgers - I got about 10 from 500grams of ground turkey. Thanks for such an easy and delicious recipe.
     
  3. I have grown up putting peanut butter on my hamburgers. It tastes amazing when it gets all gooey and sticks to some grilled onions. I will surely have to try this recipe soon.
     
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As a stay at home mom of four children (ages 10-2) I find myself to be constantly on-the-go. Soccor games, cub scouts, school plays, and so forth can really keep a person going....For relaxation I like to do counted cross stitch, but for fun I LOVE to cook and try new recipes...I often hear "Oh no, mom's experimenting again." I like to have my kids "help" in the kithen, so often we have "crunchy" scrambled eggs, and so forth...(You get the picture). Mom was never much of a cook, I grew up thinking mashed potatoes came from a box and gravy came from a jar....I don't even want to go to where tomato sauce came from...(Yes, Heinz..LOL) I don't know where my love of cooking came from, as I remember my sister recently saying..."this is really good, I don't remember you ever being a good cook before."
 
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