Case in point: I always use
ground turkey when I'm making Mexican dishes like taco salad or taquitos, and I usually have at least a cup of meat leftover.
Not exact matches
when making the onions, we added some red wine to the whole thing, again, making it more Italian than Mexican, and used
ground turkey instead of chicken... this is a really versatile recipe and a great one for beginners like myself.
I also add some roasted chicken or
ground turkey in there too
when I have it on hand.
One shortcut that has worked for me in the past —
when I've taken the time to do it — is pre-cook
ground seasoned
ground beef or
turkey for Mexican or Italian recipes.
When selecting
ground turkey it's important to get the lean kind, and avoid any mystery meats that don't let you know what the fat breakdown is.
You can use the
ground meat of your choice - sometimes I opt for pork, or
turkey, or even beef depending on what's available in the freezer - and
when added to whole grain pasta and beans it's a meal I feel really good about serving.
When we make tacos, I usually use 1 pound of 90 % + lean
ground turkey or beef with 1 can of drained no salt added black or kidney beans, 1 packet of Mrs. Dash Taco Seasoning, and 1 can of no salt added Rotel tomatoes.
I did half
ground sausage and half
turkey because I needed wanted to give it a little kick with the meat (yeah... it is a little fattier) and my sob curls up his lips
when turkey is mentioned.
I add chopped yellow onion
when cooking the hamburger or
ground turkey, then drain well.
My family knows
when I'm cooking
ground turkey and they are not too impressed.
Glory Days Grill also added fish tacos to the menu, and recently, it started allowing guests to choose their «Most Valuable Protein» (MVP)
when ordering a burger, substituting
ground beef or USDA Prime beef with
ground chicken,
ground turkey or a veggie burger at no extra charge.
Try mixing it into
ground turkey or lean beef instead of bread crumbs
when making meatloaf.
When I buy it, I always use a good lean
ground turkey to make my meals will be healthier.
Pretty cool recipe — I usually end up spritzing the
ground turkey with Worcestershire Sauce
when it's browning — helps make it taste a little more beefy
So,
when my zucchini noodles arrived with a light
ground turkey sauce served at room temperature, I was surprised.
When soft, add
ground turkey.
When purchasing
ground turkey, always chose the organic option.
What do you do
when you have leftover brown rice and
ground turkey in the fridge, and two boys who are incessantly asking, «What's for dinner?»
Now
when KOL Foods sends you 100 % pasture raised
ground turkey, you can't just make any meatball.
I never make traditional sloppy joes, but I've made sloppy jennies (
when it's made w /
ground turkey) and snobby joes (
when it's made w / lentils).
Step 1: Place lean
ground beef /
turkey or chicken into a mixing bowl Step 2: Add the cereal and wheat germ to the meat and combine Step 3: Add pureed veggies and / or fruit to moisten the mixture — as much as needed to moisten and bind the mixture Step 4: Mix together as you would
when making «adult» meatballs.
To the meat mixture I also added fresh onions, chives, garlic and
ground cumin, coming together to make the most flavorful, moist,
turkey burgers I've ever had, especially
when the sliders were topped with the Chipotle mustard to round out the southwestern flavors.
When I am on my A-game I like to have a few bagfuls of browned
ground beef or
turkey measured out and stored in Ziplocs in the freezer for easy tacos, tostadas or meat sauce (I measure them out into 2 cups per bag usually).
I was cleaning out my freezer
when I saw a package of
ground turkey, and I had some frozen veggies, then I had a few fresh carrots and green onion and butter lettuce,...
When introducing meat, it's helpful to start with well - cooked
ground meats or shreds of thinly sliced deli meats, such as
turkey.
Step 1: Place lean
ground beef /
turkey or chicken into a mixing bowl Step 2: Add the cereal and wheat germ to the meat and combine Step 3: Add pureed veggies and / or fruit to moisten the mixture — as much as needed to moisten and bind the mixture Step 4: Mix together as you would
when making «adult» meatballs.
When baby is ready for meat, stir in diced chicken or cooked
ground turkey.
When choosing proteins, opt for smaller cuts of meat like
ground turkey, fish fillets, or boneless chicken.
When researchers tested
ground chicken,
turkey, beef, and pork bought in supermarkets, they found that 20 percent of them contained Salmonella.
Made with tons of herbs, coconut flour, lean
ground turkey, and creamy Primal Kitchen ® Ranch Dressing, trust us
when we say you'll be going back for seconds.
I found that if you get a 3 lb pack of
ground turkey and add an additional 10 eggs you get the best serving size
when using a 9 × 13 pan.
When I used
ground turkey, I just mixed it into the batter.
When I entered my twenties, biting into a chicken thigh or leg and seeing a vein seemed so gross that I started to eat just chicken breast or
ground turkey to avoid seeing any reminder of a living animal on my plate.
It's pretty hard to teach a
turkey to fly
when he's stuck sitting on the
ground.