Oh the deal of the
day! Aka, manager’s special. Or better yet, a great bargain right under your nose!
I hope you know what I’m referring to. If you don’t, let me try to explain…What I think it is is some piece
of supermarket good that the store has to get rid of asap and so they
price it almost ½ off. There are usually a lot of these in the produce aisle
but I shy away because old and odd colored fruit/veggies schkeeve me, but there
are also some usually in the meat department. And this, my friends, is what I
call BINGO! Countless times I’ve bought roast chickens, stir fry mixes, sausage
rings, and cutlets at a ridiculously low cost. Now there aren’t always great Ds
of the D, so you can’t establish your weekly dinners around them but you can
find some awesome eats from time- to- time. So- keep those eyes peeled and scour
that meat row!
Hence, this post: Bacon Onion
Turkey Burgers. It really should be titled Jazzed Up Turkey Burgers with Browned
Onions and Bacon Smothered in Cheddar. I think you see why I shortened it, J But really, this recipe rocks. I
honestly hate plain turkey burgers as does my entire family. They remind me of
eating a dried up hockey puck, ugh, they put the ggrrrr in gross! However, when
you add bacon, onions and cheddar to them, the world just seems brighter! Haha,
well at least your dinner doesJ Not to mention, I got the turkey burgers for $1.00!! Anyway, I think you’ll love this recipe, it’s super easy,
a little tedious, but oh-so-yummy. I served it with salad but I’d recommend
some oven fries if you have them. Burgers and fries sound way better than
burgers and salad, duh!
Bacon Onion Turkey Burgers
Serves: 4
OBJ: TCW be able to turn
a deal of the day into a delicious dinner
Ingredients:
1 lb turkey burgers,
already formed
1 onion, diced
2 ½ bacon slices,
chopped into ¼ inch pieces
1 TBS extra virgin
olive oil
1 TBS fresh parsley,
minced or 1 tsp dried
2-3 C baby spinach,
cleaned
12-16 thin slices
extra sharp cheddar, from block
S & P: salt and
pepper
4 fresh Kaiser rolls
Procedures:
1. Preheat oven to
425 degrees
2. In a medium sauté
pan, heat oil. Once hot, add onions, bacon, parsley, S & P, stir well. Cook over medium flame for about 15-20
minutes or until bacon is browned and onions are light brown and very soft
3. Scrape mixture
onto paper towel-lined plate to sop up grease, pat top of mixture with towel
too, transfer mixture to mixing bowl
4. Add turkey burger
meat, spinach and a pinch more pepper to bowl, use your hand to mix very well.
Divide meat mixture into 4 sections and shape each into a patty
5. Place patties
onto rimmed baking sheet and bake on bottom shelf of oven for 25 minutes, or
until cooked through
6. Remove from oven,
place 3-4 slices of cheese over each patty to just about cover each top, place
back in oven for 2 minutes for cheese to melt. Also at this time, place rolls in oven to toast for the 2
minutes if desired
7. Remove burgers
and rolls from oven, assemble and enjoy!
My husband and I cannot stand turkey burgers either, so this sounds like a great way to liven them up and also a healthy alternative to beef burgers. WILL TRY.
ReplyDeleteI love this Blog. The Hungry Teacher always gives me great ideas for meals, and they are very tasty. I never had a bad one yet!!!
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