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American Southern Recipe

Turkey Burger Collard Wraps

by Smoke & Thyme / @smokeandthyme

Seasoned turkey patties wrapped in collards with pickles and smoky sauce.

Cook time

30 minutes

Servings

2 to 4

Difficulty

Medium

Food mood

Low Carbsouthernturkeylow-carb

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Source: Grit & Soul seed recipe concept. No outside source claimed. Dietary labels should be verified from ingredients before cooking.

Steps

  1. 1Heat a griddle or cast iron surface until it is hot enough to sear immediately.
  2. 2Divide beef into small loose balls and keep them cold until the griddle is ready.
  3. 3Oil the surface lightly, add beef, then smash thin with a firm press.
  4. 4Season the patties, let the edges brown hard, then scrape and flip.
  5. 5Add cheese, onions, and pickles, then stack into toasted slider buns.
  6. 6Serve hot with sauce on the side so the buns stay soft instead of soggy.

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For smash burgers, do the pressing once. Press hard at the start, then leave the crust alone until it is ready to scrape and flip.

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@brickandbasil

18m ago

This is the kind of idea I would save for a cold Sunday. The cast iron move feels exactly right.

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