Homemade Frozen Turkey Burgers. Throw some frozen turkey burgers directly on the grill. Turkey burgers are leaner than beef — they have less calories, total fat and saturated fat. Or are you working with homemade turkey patties that you froze yourself?

Our Original Seasoned Frozen Turkey Burgers are patted out thick and require no thawing or extra seasoning. Grilling: Preheat grill to medium heat. Turkey burgers also make fair meatballs with marinara sauce on pasta. You can cook Homemade Frozen Turkey Burgers using 17 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Homemade Frozen Turkey Burgers

Prepare of Burger base.
You need 2 lb of ground turkey.
You need 2/3 cup of seasoned bread crumbs (Italian style) more or less as preferred.
It's 1 of beaten egg.
It's 1 tbsp of dried Italian seasoning blend.
You need 1 of fresh ground pepper and sea salt (to taste).
You need of "Additives".
You need 1 of sweet bell peppers (mix red, orange, yellow...about a 1/4 of each).
It's 1 of green onion (spring onion/ scallions).
You need 1/2 small of red onion (or any type).
Prepare 4 clove of garlic.
You need 1 of scotch bonnet or " seasoning peppers" or other hot pepper seeds removed (optional).
It's of Fixings/toppers/condiments.
You need 1 of burger bun of your preference (I like onion).
You need 1 of salad cream or hummus spread.
It's 1 slice of of nice quality cheese (sharp or aged cheddar).
You need 1 of alfalfa sprouts, and thinly sliced: seedless cucumbers, red onion, grape tomatoes, avocado, red, orange, or yellow bell peppers, mushrooms..

Generally, any way you can use ground beef is how you can use turkey burgers. Turkey burgers is a great healthy alternative to regular beef burgers. Personally, I think turkey's a little bland for a hamburger but that's definitely a turkburg. I find turkey to be much more amenable to things like meatloaf or burrito filling.

Homemade Frozen Turkey Burgers step by step

MAKE THE PATTIES....
Layer 2 cookie sheets with wax or parchment paper. Set aside..
Mince veggies in the "Additives" section very finely (use a mini chopper or food processor if available) Total yield should be about 3/4 cup..
Combine all burger mix ingredients with minced veggies in a large bowl. Mix well..
Lay mixture on a smooth cutting board in a square or rectangle, divide into even sections depending on the size of your patties. (8-10).
Roll each divided section into a ball then flatten into a burger shaped pattie..
Coat patties lightly in flour (optional step), place on wax paper not touching. Freeze..
Once fully frozen (overnight), cut the paper so each pattie has its own square. Store in a plastic freezer bag or other airtight container in the freezer..
READY TO COOK?!!.
When ready to cook, take burger(s) out of freezer, set aside. Prepare bun and fixins..
Heat nonstick skillet on medium with a tiny bit of oil. Carefully place frozen burger into pan. Sear for 1-2 min each side, reduce heat to med-low. Cook another 6-7 minutes each side, gently press pattie occasionally to flatten and expel excess liquid..
Remove pattie to a plate and allow to cool for a minute, then pop onto the waiting bun with fixins. Press gently to squish to a manageable size that will fit your chompers, then let the challenge begin! It's a practiced art form to eat a tall burger, and be ready for fallout if you used alot of fixins!!.
Note: Can be cooked from frozen on a grillpress like a George Foreman (about 10 to 12 mins depending on grill, follow manufacturer cooking recommendations. Flip once 90° turn after 5 min for grid marks). And for you low carbers, serve bunless atop a bed of mixed baby greens and choice of toppers..

Turkey burgers are what you're looking for if you need to reduce your intake of fat and calories, or because of red meat food allergies. Here is a breakdown of the nutritional information for a frozen Butterball® turkey burger vs a standard frozen all-beef patty (both at a. Turkey burgers are a delicious change of pace. Slap these moist patties on the grill for a special summer treat! After making them the first time my husband said 'no more' to beef burgers.