I love
the use of ground turkey instead of beef to lighten up bologness in Turkey Bolognese Zucchini Pasta from The Lemon Bowl.
Not exact matches
My meal planing starts by browsing my freezer for what looks good or in the case
of ground turkey — what I have a bunch
of and needs
used up.
Most recipes call for a pound
of ground meat, but if you decide to
use turkey, you can expect to have an extra four ounces on hand.
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.
Also, I've recently been
using 1 lb
ground turkey and 0.5 lbs
of ground beef — same great flavor!
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.
Hi Gina, My grocery store sells
ground turkey in 1 & 1/3 lb packages so I've adjusted the recipe so I
use up all
of the
turkey.
I
used ground turkey (because
of my husband's allergies) and cook this in an instant pot with a little broth.
I adore this type
of recipe — I just made yesterday an improvised «thing» in the crockpot and amazingly I hit some
of the same tones you did... except that I
used ground turkey, in an attempt at Indian - chili - a-la-Sally..
used ground turkey so I could add slices
of avacadi and dollup
of fat free sour cream...... will make again
I
use 1.25 lb 97 % lean
ground turkey instead
of 1 lb
ground beef.
I make white chili, red chili (confession...
using the McCormick mix) with
ground turkey, and then at least once a year I make a big batch
of Cincinnati chili, which everyone loves.
We make queso all the time, but we either
use a white cheddar or a block
of Velveeta and make it with two cans
of Rotel and the
ground turkey or beef.
I
used ground beef, you could
use sausage,
ground turkey, a mixture
of it all, no meat, whatever you like.
I'm wondering if anyone
used a different type
of ground meat, instead
of turkey, and how did it turn out?
Chardonnay) * 6 - 8 cups chicken or
turkey stock, preferably homemade (or
use vegetable stock or water or a combination
of stock and water) * 1/2 cup cream or whole (not «lite») coconut milk * 1/2 cup pure maple syrup * Sea salt and freshly
ground pepper, to taste
Tonight I
used ground turkey instead
of beef and fried them as patties in a little butter, and they were the best
turkey burgers I have ever had.
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.
I
used lean
turkey instead
of ground beef to make it a little healthier.
I am going to try this again
using one pound mix
of ground sirloin and pork (it may be the same amount
of points) but even with the
turkey sausage, this was delicious.
It combines all the great flavors
of a traditional bolognese with a tad less guilt
using ground turkey and
turkey sausage.
I did however
use beef instead
of turkey, just because we don't like the taste
of ground poultry
I follow the Skinnytaste sloppy joe casserole pretty close, but I do increase the amount
of meat and
use 1 pound
of 93 % lean
ground beef and 1 pound
of 93 % lean
ground turkey.
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.
1.5 lb
ground beef, veal or
turkey (i usually
use 1.25 lbs because that's how big the containers
of ground turkey are, and it's even better because there's more sauce)
I
used ground beef instead
of turkey, cottage cheese instead
of ricotta, and fresh spinach (I wilted first).
Using ground turkey instead
of ground beef cuts the calories & fat....
There were fresh white button mushrooms on sale at Kroger, and I had a whole ton
of lean
ground turkey I wanted to
use up, so I decided to make burgers!
This
Turkey Shepherd's Pie is a gluten free meal all in one, that while designed to make
use of leftovers can readily be done year round (just fry up a pound
of lean
ground turkey).
I was also going to
use 3 lbs
of ground turkey and only double the rest
of the ingredients but I wanted to know first if that would be too much meat compared to everything else?
I needed a recipe that was quick, easy and good for any day
of the week.It starts with
ground beef but you can also
use ground turkey.
I had leftover
ground beef in the freezer, so I
used that instead
of turkey breast.
The only differences in mine are that I add some green onions and I
use ground turkey seasoned with taco seasoning instead
of ground beef.
Followed your recipe but
used ground turkey instead
of beef.
I
used ground turkey instead
of beef and cooked the squash in the microwave because I was short on time.
I
used ground beef instead
of ground turkey plus added some celery and green peppers to the mix.
I only
use one pound
of meat, and
ground turkey is almost as good as pork.
The «go to» for us is
ground turkey, garlic, onions, mushrooms, tons
of powdered sage - browned, then dump in a carton
of sour cream (I've been
using Greek Yogurt lately) toss with cooked pasta, salt & pepper and top with parmesan.
2 lbs
of ground turkey (I
used lean 93 %) 1 cup
of cooked quinoa (any color will do) 1 medium yellow onion, diced very small 6 garlic cloves, minced 1 cup
of chopped spinach leaves (I
used baby spinach leaves) 1/4 teaspoon
of red chili flakes 2 tablespoon
of low sodium soy sauce, Sriracha sauce or other hot sauce that you love or Worcheshire sauce 1 tablespoon
of Italian Seasoning 1 teaspoon
of Oregano Salt and Pepper 1 tablespoon
of flaxseed meal 1 egg, beaten
1 pound
of organic lean (95 % lean)
ground turkey 4 garlic cloves, minced 1/4
of a yellow onion, finely diced 1 tablespoon
of dried parsley or 10 - 12 fresh leaves, minced 1 teaspoon
of salt 1 teaspoon
of ground pepper 1/2 teaspoon
of dried oregano or I
used a handful
of fresh lemon oregano minced 1 egg 1/2 cup
of Panko bread crumbs
I
used low sodium options
of the canned items and
ground turkey, also added some colored peppers.
I
used the Jennie - O Italian seasoned lean
ground turkey instead
of regular, fat free mozzarella and I forgot the chili powder but I followed the remainder
of the recipe verbatim.
Note: Nutrition data was calculated
using regular
ground turkey instead
of a 99 % fat free version and regular bread crumbs instead
of panko due to limitations
of nutrition information available on nutritiondata.com.
I
used ground turkey instead
of chicken and also made some mini ones and the family loved it!!
I'm so glad you
used ground turkey instead
of ground beef.
I scaled down my normal meatball recipe and
used ground turkey breast instead
of beef because it just felt right.
leftover
turkey pot pie pot pie croquettes (
use turkey instead
of chicken, flour instead
of potato starch, and panko instead
of ground nuts)
I make chili a lot but instead
of ground beef or
ground turkey I
use venison and cut it into small pieces.
, and I just found a humanely raised
ground turkey that I've been hoping to
use more
of in the kitchen.
I love
using ground turkey and
use it instead
of ground beef 99 %
of the time.