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Celebrating 4th of July
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With 4th of July coming up this weekend, many people are going to invite their friends and family over for BBQ. Grilling is one of my favorite summer-time activities, so I wanted to reintroduce a healthier burger option: turkey burgers!
Turkey burgers can be a great option for a high-protein, low-fat cookout. But what about their flavor, which often gets a bad rap for being overly dry and bland? In my latest post on AOL, I go through a quick Turkey Burger 101 Guide.
Here´s what I cover:
- Dark or Light? What turkey meat to buy?
- The Moist Maker: How to deal with turkey´s low fat content?
- Flavor Savor: How to boost turkey´s flavor?
- Best Buns: What to look for when buying buns?
Read my full article on AOL and don´t forget to checkout my slimming burger recipe in the latest issue of First For Women…
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July 1, 2009, 7:56 am
To what temperature do you cook the turkey to. Otherwise I will be trying this out on the weekend
Albert
July 2, 2009, 5:25 am
Hi Albert!
Just place the turkey burgers on a pre heated grill. I would grilled 10 to 15 minutes, depending on how much meat you use or what you add in. Cut into one to be sure.