Italian Turkey Burgers (Reduced Fat)
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I have been playing around lately with trying to make different kinds of reduced fat burgers to go with the low fat eating plan I am on. This is my latest attempt. I used ground turkey breast so that I didn't feel that bad about having a little bit of fat from the sundried tomatoes but at least it is 'good' fats. The cooking time includes the one hour chilling time.
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- 1hr 20mins
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ingredients
- 1 lb ground turkey breast
- 1 small onion
- 1⁄2 cup fresh basil
- 1 cup roasted sweet red pepper, from a jar, roughly chopped
- 5 sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, cut in half
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 egg white
directions
- Put the turkey in a bowl and set aside.
- Roughly chop the onion and put it into a food processor or mini chopper along with the basil, red peppers and sun dried tomatoes.
- Blitz the ingredients until the onions and everything else is finely chopped.
- Empty the contents of the food processor into the bowl with the ground turkey.
- Add the garlic powder and the egg white.
- Mix with your hands until everything is well combined.
- Form four equal sized burgers and place on a plate and put into the fridge for an hour to firm up.
- Take the burgers out of the fridge and either pan fry in a little bit of extra virgin olive oily for about 5 minutes on each side until cooked through or do on a Foreman type grill for about 10 minutes total.
- Serve on buns of simply bunless with a salad is watching the calories. If serving with bread it is fun to complete the Italian feel with ciabatta rolls.
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"I have been playing around lately with trying to make different kinds of reduced fat burgers to go with the low fat eating plan I am on. This is my latest attempt. I used ground turkey breast so that I didn't feel that bad about having a little bit of fat from the sundried tomatoes but at least it is 'good' fats. The cooking time includes the one hour chilling time."
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This has great flavors. The veggie mixture looked like it was going to make the burgers soft, as it was pretty wet. So I poured them in a tea towel and squeezed them dry before I added them. It worked great. I'm a personal chef. This is my client's favorite turkey burger.
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These are very good. I used only about 1/4 cup of onion in ours. We had already started the tots in the oven before we realized these needed to be firmed up in the fridge so instead we just stuck them in the freezer for a while which worked out just fine, and then we grilled them on the foreman. I topped mine with provolone, mayo, spicy mustard, and lettuce and it went great together. They even look very nice with all the colors in them.
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*Reviewed during ZWT4* These burgers were very moist and flavourful. The capsicums and sun-dried tomatoes gave the burger a good colour. The flavour combo worked well together. Definitely needed the fridge time to help firm up the patties. We served ours with a quick salad and cobs of corn. Photo also to be posted
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