Healthy Turkey Burger

It has to be said, turkey mince isn’t the most flavourful of meats. However, with a dollop of our chipotle paste, this lean and healthy meat can be made super tasty. To make this healthy turkey burger we made cauliflower buns to keep the carbs down! It might seem quite a lot of work but trust us it’s totally worth it.

Serve this healthy turkey burger with a side of Hasselback sweet potatoes or for something uber healthy these vegan stuffed courgettes?

Prep time

45 mins
Cook time

45 mins
Total time

1 hour 30 mins
Ideal for

Dinner
Make it

Mexican
Serves

4

How to make it

Begin by making the buns. Blend the cauliflower to a rice consistency then microwave it for 4 minutes. Let it cool then use a tea towel to get as much moisture out as possible.
Combine with a little flour (you can add more if it needs it), egg, salt and pepper and mix/knead until it’s a soft dough. If it’s too wet, simply add a bit more flour.
Shape in to buns and bake in the oven at 200C for about 35mins.
Meanwhile, add turkey mince to a mixing bowl and add the Gran Luchito Smoked Chilli Paste along with a pinch of salt & pepper. Mix well and form into 4 burger shapes. Place on a plate and put in fridge for a while to firm up.
Prep the rest of the ingredients. In a small bowl, mix the Gran Luchito Chipotle Mayo, Gran Luchito Chipotle Ketchup and a squeeze of lime juice.
Slice the onion and tomato into thin discs.
Slice the gherkins and avocado into thin slices.
Fry the eggs in a little butter/oil.
Cook burgers in a hot griddle pan (rub a little olive oil over each burger before placing in hot pan). Turn after a few minutes and cook other side. Take care not to overcook as turkey breast will become dry quickly.
Once buns are cooked, leave to cool and slice in half.
Spread a little of the mayo/ketchup mix onto the bottom of each bun. Build burgers by layering toppings followed by another drizzle of mayo/ketchup and the bun top.