I was browsing through cookbooks the other day, and noticed a recipe for making sausage out of ground turkey. Matthew's not a fan of the ground turkey as a substitute for ground beef, but since we're still
cleaning out, that's what we're eating.
Here's the recipe:
Turkey Breakfast Sausage
It was fun to use all of the spices. I did wonder, when a recipe just calls for "thyme" or "sage" are you supposed to use the "ground" bottle or the "rubbed"? Anyone?
I decided to just brown it all, and not make patties, so that we could use it in spaghetti sauce or eggs. It was super tasty!
3 comments:
Ground turkey is amazing. I'll have to try your recipe this weekend.
That is interesting! I didn't know those were the spices in sausage. I usually don't like it because it is too spicy, but if I put the spices in myself then I could control that.
I guess I forgot to put the picture in-weird.
Let me know how you like it!
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