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Turkey Sausage Patties With Apple

90-93% turkey (may substitute ground chicken)

apples (any variety will work)

garlic powder

sage

paprika

fennel

salt

black pepper

Turkey Sausage Patties with Apple

Combine turkey (or chicken), diced apple, spices, salt, and pepper in a mixing bowl. Mix thoroughly with a large spoon or your hands.

Using wet hands, form meat mixture into 12 small patties (Thin is good because they will shrink and fatten up in the pan a bit).

Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. When the skillet is hot, add oil/fat (about ½ Tbsp. per batch of patties, depending on the size of your pan and whether or not it&#8217;s non-stick).

Add the patties to the pan, being careful not to overcrowd them or it&#8217;s difficult to flip them and they won&#8217;t brown as well. Cook for about 4-5 minutes per side until browned and no longer pink in the center.

Remove patties to a plate lined with a paper towel and repeat with remaining oil and turkey mixture.

Store in a covered container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days – may be frozen for longer storage.

Got this recipe emailed to me right on time! With my husband being sick, and me working two jobs, there was no time to go grocery shopping. And this recipe allowed me to utilize the stuff we already had at home to make an all-thumbs-up breakfast for, not only my ailing husband, but my roller-derby-bound daughter! Both were astounded at how successful "my" creativity turned out, especially with our limited ingredient supply! I did substitute pears for the apples (again, no time to shop), and all our ground turkey is blended with lean ground beef.  Still turned out DELICIOUS though! After devouring the sausage and eggs, my husband said he felt better than he had been in the prior days, and I felt really good knowing my daughter had an excellent breakfast in time to serve up the hits on the derby track!

I made these this morning and they are great!!!  I didn't have sage, so I used italian seasoning and followed directions.  I used ground turkey breast 97% fat free.  I will double or triple recipe next time!

Hi Stacie! I’m currently on my first Whole 30 journey and I can’t wait to try this recipe!
I’ve featured your recipe on my latest blog post:
15 Quick &amp; Easy Whole30 Breakfast Ideas
http://www.happilyeverhauser.com/2017/03/13/15-quick-easy-whole30-breakfasts/

Found this recipe in the midst of a frustrating stop in front of the breakfast sausage section of the grocery store, and it was exactly what I needed! Simple and delicious. I knew I didn't have fennel or onion or garlic powder at home, but I decided real garlic could work - totally did! The sausage patties turned out great, and I definitely recommend using sage. Thanks!

I loved the flavor of the sausage, however it turned out a bit dry for my taste. Perhaps I just overcooked it, but perhaps adding some fat or an egg to the mix would help with this?

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I made these with some significant changes. First, I added carmelized red onions and chopped, steamed kale along with the apples. I doubled the spices, using both sage and Italian seasoning, but omitting the fennel. I also added half an egg. (I was baking apple oatmeal bread at the same time and had leftover egg wash, which I threw in with the sausage. Guess who went apple picking!) Lastly, I roasted a tray of these under the broiler, which solved the baking wan color problem discussed in a prior review, and allowed me to cook a whole batch at once. My broiler was set at 550, and I flipped them when they started to brown. 

These were phenomenal. The family reactions were “WOW!” And “It tastes like Fall on a plate!” I will definitely make these again. Next time I may try adding a bit of Dijon mustard to the mix instead of the Italian seasoning.

I had to remove the garlic due to allergies, but they came out great. I've just made them for the second time they have become a fast favourite in our house. I even doubled up the recipe to freeze extras.

This is one of my favorite go-to AIP (seasonings adjusted) breakfast sausages. Love love love these!

I made this receipe for breakfast and they are absolutely yummy with pumpkin pancakes &amp; spinach omelet.

These patties are seriously amazing! I have to say the day I made them they were a little wet for my liking, but still good. Days 2 &amp; 3 had them knocking my socks off. They now have a permanent place in my breakfast repertoire. Thank you!

These are fantastic! My husband and very selective 8 year old love them. Thank you!

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