Feel free to swap in with your favorite store -
bought turkey meat, but our version takes only about 15 minutes of active time and will change the way you think about turkey.
Not exact matches
or you can grill up some
turkey burger sliders, make a load of pizza, or
buy a couple loaves of french bread, carefully slice it open and fill with
meat, top with cheese, and broil for a minute or two then top with all kinds of veggies.
ingredients BUFFALO
TURKEY PRETZEL BITES 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium yellow onion (peeled, finely diced) 1 carrot (peeled, finely diced) 1 rib celery (peeled, finely diced) 1/2 pound ground turkey (50 % white meat, 50 % dark meat) 1/3 cup hot sauce 1 (9 - ounce) bag store - bought soft pretzel bites (thawed) 1 cup mozzarella (cut into 1 / 4 - inch cubes) 1/2 cup blue cheese (crumbled) 1/4 cup scallions (sliced thinly on a bias) Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper (to
TURKEY PRETZEL BITES 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 medium yellow onion (peeled, finely diced) 1 carrot (peeled, finely diced) 1 rib celery (peeled, finely diced) 1/2 pound ground
turkey (50 % white meat, 50 % dark meat) 1/3 cup hot sauce 1 (9 - ounce) bag store - bought soft pretzel bites (thawed) 1 cup mozzarella (cut into 1 / 4 - inch cubes) 1/2 cup blue cheese (crumbled) 1/4 cup scallions (sliced thinly on a bias) Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper (to
turkey (50 % white
meat, 50 % dark
meat) 1/3 cup hot sauce 1 (9 - ounce) bag store -
bought soft pretzel bites (thawed) 1 cup mozzarella (cut into 1 / 4 - inch cubes) 1/2 cup blue cheese (crumbled) 1/4 cup scallions (sliced thinly on a bias) Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper (to taste)
The ricotta gets smothered across a store -
bought pizza crust (You have to have a break somewhere), is dotted with the red - wine cherries, and is covered in shredded mozzarella, chopped pistachios for crunch, and
turkey Italian sausage because Kevin can't eat pizza without
meat (or so he says).
To all those of you who
buy meat and poultry form regular butcher stores: I can't recommend
buying a kosher
turkey enough!
Sorry, I believe the only food we should be feeding our dogs is raw
meat... I
buy ground up chicken and / or
turkey and raw grass fed beef marrow bones at whole foods and that with an occasional carrot and bit of peanut butter in a bone is it.
I was grocery shopping last week and
bought a large thing of ground
turkey meat on sale.
Good quality cat food should list the actual
meat such as beef, lamb, tuna,
turkey, salmon, chicken, etc. that is in the tin or packet you
buy.