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    TURKEY-CHICKEN PATTIES


    Source of Recipe


    canarybird--CF

    Recipe Introduction


    I have made mine mixed with ground chicken, and used a mixture similar to my meatloaf recipe. We prefer these without a bun.

    Makes 8 medium patties

    1 1/2 lb ground turkey, chicken or a mixture of both (about 700 grams)
    2 slices firm wholegrain brown bread torn into small bits
    2 eggs, beaten
    1 small onion - minced
    1 TBS finely minced almonds or ground almond (optional)
    1/4 teasp dry mustard eg. Colman's
    1/8 teasp ground sage (optional)
    1/2 teasp ground thyme
    1 teasp salt
    1/4 teasp fresh ground pepper
    1/4 teasp ground nutmeg
    4 TBS tomato purée or tomate frito (can also be condensed tomato soup) for mixture
    plus 2 TBS more for sauce
    1/2 cup finely grated carrot
    1/2 cup finely chopped or grated celery
    1 cup low sodium chicken or veg broth
    olive oil for cooking

    1. Mix the meat with the beaten egg, onion, seasonings, bread and almond crumbs, grated carrot and celery, 4 TBS tomato purée.
    Mix well together with hands.

    2. Divide mixture into 8 portions and form with hands into 8 equal patties.

    3. Heat about 2 TBS oil in large non-stick frying pan and when hot, add four of the patties, cook about 4 minutes then turn them over.
    Turn down heat to low, spoon 2 TBS of the tomato purée on top of the 4 patties, add half the broth to the pan plus one TBS of remaining tomato purée, stir liquid, put on lid and simmer for about 8 minutes. Remove patties to heated dish and spoon over remaining sauce.

    4. Wipe pan and repeat step 3 for last 4 patties or freeze them for another day.

    Source: Adaptation of one of my favourite meatloaf recipes.

 

 

 


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