Grilled Turkey Burgers

I had never made these, but have had a turkey burger before.
So when I had a coupon for $2 off any freshly ground turkey
from the grocery and found a package in the clearance bin
marked half price, I thought it was time I tried making
them myself. I mean, the meat was practically free!
If made correctly, turkey burgers are juicy and full of flavor!

Grilled Turkey Burgers

1 1/2 lbs. ground fresh turkey

1/2 c grated white cheese (I used Jarlsberg)

2 t grated fresh onion

1/4 c fresh cilantro, snipped with scissors

1/4 c bread crumbs

1/4 c Dijon mustard

1 clove garlic, minced

salt and pepper

Mix well and form into 4 patties.

Grill as you would for beef burgers but 

cook through just until there isn't any pink

in the middle.  Don't over cook or they will be dry.

I topped them with additional cheese, mayo, and lettuce.

Now if it was summer, a slice of tomato would 

have been the finishing touch!

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Thanksgiving Dinner

Did you have a lovely day?

We did...fun conversation, yummy food and

surrounded by people that we love.

And of course, we are grateful!

The high heat roast did very well!  In fact, next time I will

 check it sooner as I think it would have been done in less than

 an hour for an 11 lb bird!

Nice brown, crispy skin and juicy meat.

Remember when our mom's put the turkey in the oven at 5:00 AM?  ha.

Last year Taylor went to Lauren's home in Pennsylvania. 

 It was the first real sign that something serious was going on there. ha.

  We were really happy to have her around our table today!

I bought a box of chocolate truffles and put them

 in gold take out containers for little favors.  

I'll show you more about them this week.

My now infamous crab apples that you see our my windows all the

time got to come in and help create the centerpiece.

And I froze some of those ginormous blackberries to use instead

of ice cubes in our drinks.  I think they were prettier, too!

It's become a tradition for one of my brother-in-laws to join us!

I made four loaves of Braided Butter Bread.

  Two for dinner, and two with pecans, cinnamon and drizzle for breakfast.

The stuffing is probably my favorite part of the meal. 

 I made a cornbread stuffing with onion, celery, sage and apples.  Yum.

After dinner, some of us flopped on the couches to watch football.

Some of us slept in a tryptophan coma.

And some of us did dishes while sneaking an extra slice of pie. :)

Hope you had a lovely day!

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