A flavorful guilt havefree dinner. The garnishes in this recipe are a must. They bring together the whole dish. There's a little kick from the enchilada sauce but nothing overpowering. It is everything you love about a burrito without the tortilla. If you can't find Trader Joe's corn salsa, use a small can of corn and mix with your favorite salsa. Homemade burrito guts! Super easy and quick. My husband went back for seconds, then thirds!
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Recipe Cuisine: Latin American Recipe Category: Turkey Yield: 6 Servings
Ingredients :
- 1 pound(s) jenny-o turkey burger
- 1 can(s) corn
- 1 can(s) black beans (low sodium)
- 1 cup(s) dry rice
- 2 cup(s) water
- 3-5 - tomatoes
- 1-2 - avocados
- 1 jar(s) Trader Joe's chile corn salsa
- 3 sprig(s) cilantro, fresh
- 1 can(s) enchilada sauce (green)
- taco seasoning
- chili powder
- garlic powder
Intructions :
- Start with the rice! This will cook itself while you get ready for the other ingredients. Pour 2 cups of water into a medium-size pot. Flavor it with Mexican taco seasoning (I buy it in bulk), chili powder, and granulated garlic. Sometimes a little more salt, too. Then I also add butter to help the rice not to stick to each other. When it comes to a rolling boil. pour the rice in. Reduce heat, simmer for approx. 20 mins. Check after 15. If it's still a little crunchy it's perfect! Take it off the heat
- While the rice is cooking start with the turkey burger. Brown in a very large pan with deep sides. My favorite one is 14. 12 is fine too, but this recipe makes a lot. Season it with Mexican taco seasoning and pepper. Pour 1/2 cup of water in there with a little olive oil. It helps to steam the meat a bit. Cover for about 3-4 minutes. Then break it up constantly. Turkey burger takes a LOT to season it! Don't be shy with your spices
- When the meat is done, pour in the drained corn and black beans. Stir. A lot
- When the rice is done, add that too. Stir. Always mix from the bottom up so you don't mush the rice
- Add some more spices here if you want. Add a little lime juice. Lemon is cool, too. Since the rice is a little crunchy it will soak up the remaining juices in your pan
- Finally, add 1/2 cup of green enchilada sauce. You can more if you want. Your choice! You're the chef!
- Cover and let it simmer for about 3 minutes. Take lid off and stir from bottom up, flipping the ingredients gently to mix well
- You're done with the hard part! We should be at 25 minutes now. Chop your fresh tomatoes and avocados. Put them in separate bowls. These are your garnishes along with the salsa. Chop fresh cilantro in a tic-tac-toe sort of way so it's even
- Serve to your guests! My husband and I take the whole pan to the table family style. Spoon as much as you want! Seriously it's delicious. The garnishes make this dish absolutely delicious! Most likely you won't have leftovers if you have a big crowd. A little rice goes a long way. Margaritas are a great idea, too. :)
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