Asian Style Portobello Mushroom Turkey Burgers Recipe
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These clean eating Asian style portobello mushroom turkey burgers are the perfect way to add a little something extra to your next burger night!
Oh, I do love a good burger in summer! Whether it’s barbecued, baked, or broiled, something about a homemade burger lets you know that it’s officially summer.
And with the heat we’ve been having here as of late, let’s just say that there is absolutely NO question that summer has arrived.
I will admit that when I created this recipe, it was nowhere near as hot outdoors as it is now. Making these for tonight’s dinner would definitely happen on the grill, not the oven. But either way, you make them; they rock!
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Asian Style Portobello Mushroom Turkey Burgers
Ingredients
- 1¼ lb. ground turkey
- ½ cup finely chopped celery
- 1¼ cups finely chopped portobello mushrooms (about ½ a very large mushroom)
- 1 large egg
- 3 tbsp. coconut aminos (or soy sauce)
- 1 tbsp. sesame seed (optional)
Instructions
- In a large mixing bowl, combine all ingredients until well mixed.
- Form into 5 equally sized burger patties.
- Place patties on a parchment lined baking sheet (The parchment makes for easier clean up).
- Bake at 350°F. for 30-40 minutes or until the internal temperature reaches at least 165°F.
- Remove from oven, allow to cool slightly and serve.
- Note that you can also barbecue these. Simply grill until the internal temperature reaches at least 165°F. on a meat thermometer.
Notes
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I'm Tiffany, a writer for MSN and the AP Newswire, a cookbook author, digital publisher, food lover, and mom. I create healthy, clean eating recipes for everyday living.
love the idea of combining a portobello burger and a turkey burger — best of both worlds! can’t wait to try this one 🙂
Taylor – Let me know how you like it! 🙂
Tiffany…first off thanks for all your delicious recipes, you are amazing. Second what is coconut aminos? What does that look like and where could I find it?
DonnaLouWho – It’s basically soy sauce, but it’s made with coconut instead of soy. It comes in a bottle like soy sauce does and I get mine at Whole Foods. If you don’t mind eating soy, soy sauce will work here just as well.
And could you substitute anything for it just in case I can’t find it.
What are coconut aminos?
Heather – It’s basically soy sauce, but made with coconut instead of soy.
Oh cool… I have a whole foods in Tampa I go to occasionally. Looks like i need to make plans on going again. Thanks again.
Donna – My pleasure! 😀
What type of hamburger buns do you use?
Jennifer – I get the Alvarado Street Bakery brand from Whole Foods. They are also certified GMO free.
Awesome recipe, as usual! My husband usually throws mushrooms into everything and now he can do it “legally,” lol. Off to the store to pick up some portobellos and ground turkey. I know what’s for dinner tomorrow!!
Jacqui – Great! Let me know how you like them! 🙂
Going to try these & wondered if anyone made bigger batch & froze them? I love to have quick meals on hand…that are healthy! Thanks!
Melanie – Sure! They should freeze well.
Looking for a clean mayo..any ideas…thanks
Cara65 – Typically, any mayo you make at home that doesn’t include sugar will be clean. I just haven’t done a recipe myself because I tend to shy away from raw eggs.
I just made these and they’re great! Thank you for another wonderful clean recipe!
Leah – My pleasure! So glad you enjoyed them. 🙂
These look amazing! Can’t wait to try them!
We are just starting our clean eating lifestyle, just curious about how often do you consume bread products?
We love bread and it’s difficult to give it up entirely, but nice to find some sprouted grain buns for our burgers.
Katrina – I try to limit it, but I usually end up having it a couple times a week.