Ground Turkey

[yourmomgoestocollege]

I took about 20oz of ground turkey and browned it with some cooking spray. In another pan I had a stalk of celery and half an onion both finely chopped with some minced garlic. I added dry basil and oregano just before adding the ground turkey back into the pan. Add a half can of low sodium chicken broth and simmer til the broth cooks down about 15 minutes or so.

You can add another veggie, rice or small amount of potato as well.

Add the mixture to a whole wheat wrap and you have some great portable meals.

 

[chaos13]

how was it?

 

[ALIN]

I took about 20oz of ground turkey and browned it with some cooking spray. In another pan I had a stalk of celery and half an onion both finely chopped with some minced garlic. I added dry basil and oregano just before adding the ground turkey back into the pan. Add a half can of low sodium chicken broth and simmer til the broth cooks down about 15 minutes or so.

You can add another veggie, rice or small amount of potato as well.

Add the mixture to a whole wheat wrap and you have some great portable meals.

I love ground turkey. I also have ben eating turkey bacon I like well.

 

[beefybull]

Ground turkey is bombay. It doesnt taste as good as beef, but isnt bad.
89 cents a pound where I'm at.

 

[chaos13]

i find it doesn't really have a taste, but if you add some spices when cooking it then it is great.

 

[GDF]

Turkey burgers on the grill, no bun with some salad. Easy and quick.....

 

[V-Machine]

i find it doesn't really have a taste, but if you add some spices when cooking it then it is great.

Any spices in particular that go well with it?

 

[jnevin]

Ground turkey is bombay. It doesnt taste as good as beef, but isnt bad.
89 cents a pound where I'm at.

Check the fat content when it's that cheap. A lot of times they put the skin and fat through the grinder with the meat and it's fattier than 85% lean beef.

 

[jnevin]

Any spices in particular that go well with it?

Sage and thyme typically go well with poultry. I usuall mince garlic and add thyme, hot sauce, and lemon juice to the meat and cook it as patties.

 

[mwm5]

i haven't been able to eat beef for about 10 years now and ground turkey is a GREAT substitute for ground beef. i love that shit and it is a great source of protein. always get the 97% lean, it's 100x better