Thursday, August 9, 2012

The Bun-Less Bird Burger

The Bun-Less Bird Burger


A How to on Building a Bun-less Bird Burger! J
I enjoy this recipe because it is easy and you can have leftovers for a few days! I like to mix up my turkey burgers adding different veggies and sauces but I love this combo best. This is also perfect for cooking out (BBQ-ing) on a hot day since the tomato and lettuce are so refreshing. I am once again using goat cheese because the nutrition is better and it has a great flavor! If you have time pick up a nice stone ground or Dijon mustard to spice this up a bit and remember if you add ketchup it has a lot of sugar so if you can, skip it today J.

Skinny Grocery List:

Burger-
20oz Package of 99/1 Jennie-O Ground Turkey
½ Tbsp. Minced Garlic
¼ Tsp. Sea Salt
¼ Tsp. Black Pepper
1 Lg Egg White
¼ C Chives (Green Onions)
1 Medium Jalapeño
Wrap / Toppings-
The toppings are all optional, if you don’t care for Goat Cheese but love Cheddar, go for it! Just remember to adjust the nutrition if you change the suggested toppings J
4oz Package Goat Cheese
1 Small Head Iceberg Lettuce
1 Hot House (Sandwich) Tomato
1 Small Red Onion
Dijon / Stoneground Mustard
Burger Builder Tools:
Don't forget to heat up your Grill :)
Medium Mixing Bowl
Cutting Board
Knife for Cutting your veggies
Spatula for Flipping your Burgers
A grill or Foreman
Measuring Spoons
Measuring Cup
Spoon to mix your Burgers
Your Mitts to patty up those delish burgers!
Directions to Burger Goodness:
Remove Cheese from refrigerator so it can reach room temperature
Heat Up Grill
Place your egg white into your mixing bowl and add Pepper and salt and stir
Cut your chives (Green Onions) and measure out ¼ Cup
1) Place Egg White in Mixing Bowl 2) add Pepper, Salt and minced garlic - Mix well
3) Chop 1/4 C Chives 4) Chop and remove seeds in Jalapeño
Slice your Jalapeño, remove all seeds and cut into small pieces, add jalapeño and chives into egg mixture and mix well
Add Ground Turkey to bowl as chunk and mix well
5) add Chives and Jalapeño to you mixture 6) Mix well
7) Add Turkey in Sections 8) Mix Well
Patty Burgers into 4oz Patties, you should have 5 burgers
Lower Grill to Medium to Medium Low heat
9) Patty Burgers into 4oz Patties 10) Lower heat on your grill, spray with Non-stick and Place burgers on lower rack
11) Remove lettuce Stem and Rinse Well 12) Create Lettuce Boats by removing leaves one at a time
Spray Grill with non-stick spray (CAUTION FLAMABLE!)
Place patties on the grill and shut lid
While burgers are cooking let’s prep our veggies
Remove the stem of the Lettuce and run water into the stem hole and rinse well, flip into strainer to drain
Now Remove 5-10 Leaves (Boats) of your lettuce to wrap your burger in, reassuring each is rinsed well
After 5-8 minutes Flip Burgers
Slice your tomato and onion cutting enough for 5 burgers
Slice 4oz of Goat cheese into 5 equal parts

13) After 5-8 Minutes Flib Burgers 14) Prep Veggies and Cheese
15) Remove Burgers and Check Doneness 16) Pardon me do you have any Grey Poupon? No but I have organic Dijon ♥

After 5-8 Minutes remove burgers from grill, check the middle to make sure they are cooked through (no pink).
Turn off your grill and clean up!
Now follow the pictorial on how to build your burger J

1) Place Burger in Lettuce Boat 2) Add Cheese Mmmm I love Cheese
3) Add Tomato 4) Add Onion


5) Add Sauce 6) Fold Carefully
EAT!!! Nom Nom Nom ♥

Skinny on the Nutrition:
The Burger:
Serving Size 4oz

Yields 5 Servings
Calories ……………….. 128
Carbs ……………………. 1g
Fat ……………………….. 1.75g
Sugar …………………… 0g
Protein ………………... 27g
Fiber ……………………. 0.25g
***Nutrition is based off of brand recommendations and serving size.
The Toppings
Serving Size – 1 burger Toppings only
Calories ……………….. 58.5
Carbs ……………………. 1.5g
Fat ……………………….. 4.75g
Sugar …………………… 0.25g
Protein ……………….... 2.5g
Fiber ……………………. 0g

***Nutrition is based off of brand recommendations and serving size.



Thank you for stopping by! I hope you enjoy your burger creation and we will see you next week!! :)

XOXO,

Magan

Red Rock Trail - Whitting Ranch - Foothill Ranch, CA

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