Receta Guest Blog Post: Chicken Burgers
Photo Credit: My Dad, Ed MartinThis recipe has crossed multiple time zones to make its way to you. As my mom will mention later in the post, I started eating chicken earlier this summer. I was still a little hesitant about eating chicken but I wanted to be able to eat something other than the hot dog buns at a barbecue. Being the wonderful mother that she is, my mom developed this recipe while I was still living in Michigan. I have to say, it is wonderful! While I don't know what a beef burger tastes like, I think these smell better than beef burgers when they are sizzling on the grill. It's shaping up to be a beautiful weekend in Seattle, so fire up your balcony grills, stop by Trader Joe's and be prepared to feed the packs of people that will be clamoring for seconds (maybe even thirds!).
Per the request of my mom, here is a picture of the two of us in Europe last summer. She wanted this particular picture because her eyes are open. To most people, this wouldn't be an issue. However, if you are a descendant of the Bock family, keeping your eyes open in pictures is an ever present challenge. This picture was taken on the train going from Amsterdam to Paris:
Just in time for Labor Day Weekend, a quick and easy grilling recipe. After many years of being a vegetarian my daughter Katherine (aka The Ginger Cook) added chicken to her diet. With grilled burgers being a family summer favorite, I wanted to find a recipe that my daughter could eat. I looked up several ground chicken burger recipes online and blended a few together to come up with what I think is a great moist burger with a terrific tasty zing. Cut up the watermelon, put together a salad and you have a great summer meal!
Chicken Burgers
Ingredients:
- 1 t. garlic
- 1 lb ground chicken
- 1/2 cups bread crumbs
- 1/8 c. milk
- 1 egg
- 3 T. chopped onion
- 1/4 t. cayenne pepper
- 3/4 t. sea salt
- cracked pepper to taste
Directions:
Mix together all listed ingredients. Form into patties
Grill on medium heat on an oiled grill to prevent them from sticking.