4 Ingredient Gluten-Free Turkey Burger With Feta

by | Jul 5, 2019 | 30-min meals, 5-ingredients or less, Gluten-Free, Grain-Free, Mains, Nut-Free, Paleo, Recipes | 2 comments

Inside Scoop: This gluten-free turkey burger is the perfect healthy alternative to the classic beef burger.

This recipe was submitted by Tanya Kusmirek, Toronto based Registered Holistic Nutritionist that helps people find balance in their lives through nutrition.

We’re not saying that just plain ground turkey in the form of a grill-able burger isn’t awesome, but, when you try this Gluten-Free Turkey Burger that’s loaded with feta, green onion, and fresh oregano, you’re going to wonder where this recipe has been your whole life!

Oh yeah, and how simple can it be?

There’s this idea that heading down to the grocery store and buying store bought burgers is a much easier thing to do then make your own, but really, what does a burger consist of?

Ground meat?

Some spices and herbs?

Maybe some chopped veggies?

And, if you’re lucky… some cheese?

It’s a simple equation of taking ground meat and rolling it all up with some exciting flavours, and then grilling. NEARLY as easy as store bought burgers, DEFINITELY way healthier than store bought burgers.

What’s Good About This Gluten-Free Turkey Burger

 

This gluten-free turkey burger is beyond delicious. It’s made with whole-food based ingredients, is the perfect beef alternative, and will be a huge crowd pleaser, especially at a BBQs. Stuffed with feta, and spring onion, and only contains 4 ingredients so it’s incredibly easy to whip up on a whim, and perfect party favour.

This gluten-free turkey burger also contains all kinds of healthy ingredients, such as turkey…. naturally.

Turkey (especially in the dark meat state) contains plenty of beneficial nutrients, such as B6, B12, Niacin, Choline, Selenium and Zinc! A lot of those vitamins and minerals are vital for brain function, energy and immunity.

This delicious gluten-free turkey burger is also:

  • High in protein
  • Can be made gluten or grain free (suitable for paleo or grain free diets)
  • High in healthy fats
  • A great red meat substitute

Our new, favourite, go-to summer grilling dish! We totally pair it with these Baked Sweet Potato Fries and sometimes we choose a whole grain or gluten-free bun, other times we choose to place it on top of this delicious Simple Kale Salad totally depends on our mood, and that’s the beauty of this turkey burger.

What do you think? Yay or nay turkey burger?

By the way, this gluten free turkey burger is just one of many options as a healthy protein source, but we know that this isn’t the only way to get your protein in. Protein can sometimes be confusing, that’s why we created this ‘Healthiest Protein Sources’ list.

List for you to download so you can have access to some of the world’s healthiest protein sources. Download your free list here:

Have you replaced the classic beef burger for turkey yet? What are your thoughts?

 

Gluten-Free Feta Turkey Burger

This gluten-free turkey burger is the perfect healthy alternative to the classic beef burger, and is loaded with feta, spring onion and fresh oregano.
Course Main Course
Cuisine Healthy
Keyword gluten-free turkey burger
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Servings 6
Calories 164 kcal

Ingredients

  • 24 oz ground turkey lean (about 1 pack)
  • 1/2 cup feta cheese goat is nice as well
  • 3 tsp oregano dried or 1.5 Tbsp fresh chopped and packed
  • 4 green onions chopped
  • 1 tsp sea salt
  • 1 tsp pepper

Directions

  1. Mix turkey and feta, oregano and pepper to taste.
  2. Form into a patty and grill on each side for about 7 minutes, until internal temperature reaches 165F. Top with mustard and a slice of avocado and serve over a spinach salad or on a gluten-free (or whole grain if you’re not gluten sensitive) bun. Enjoy!

Recipe Notes

Notes: here are some other ways you can change up this burger: Replace turkey with chicken Trade feta for goat cheese Add chopped roasted red pepper or chopped sun dried tomatoes Add celery for crunch Add raw onion Tip: these freeze well, so make a batch and freeze them individually so you can pull them out in the morning and cook them for dinner.

Tanya Kusmirek

Tanya Kusmirek is a Toronto based Registered Holistic Nutritionist with a passion for helping people find balance in their lives through nutrition. Whether you're suffering with skin issues, digestive disorders or fatigue, I'm here to educate and coach you with the tools and resources needed for a healthier you!

I love delicious and nutritious foods and recipes and I will always include plenty of simple recipes in my meal plans. I'm here to empower you to understand the why behind nutrition instead of just knowing the how and for you to fully grasp what will give you long term results. You can learn more about Tanya by checking out her website here.

 

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2 Comments

  1. Rose Martine

    Absolutely amazing! I will have to make this soon! Thank you for also posting all the links to buy the items! That is so helpful!

    Reply
    • Naughty Nutrition

      You are welcome Rose, enjoy!

      Reply

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