Winner1 This recipe is well written and easy to follow. The sausage is flavorful and delicious. We've had no problem with the cooking instructions. We used dried sage and cortland apples.
If I were to make this again I would use ground chicken/turkey with skin in. I made it with skinless ground turkey breast and it came out a little too dry.
I can't get enough! I have made this recipe countless times typically tripling each time. I flash freeze the patties and store in freezer so I can make some whenever I have the craving (which is frequent). Instead of thawing I typically cook the patties from frozen on a low temperature with a little butter. They're flipped when I see the chicken is cooked almost halfway up the patty. The combination of flavors is spot on and my patties are never dry. I'm certain this will continue to be my go-to breakfast for some time. Pros: easy to make freeze well taste delicious
Awesome with modifications I've added this recipe to my normal rotation but it's taken some trial and error to perfect. These patties burn VERY easily. At first the outside was burning and the inside was raw. Over time I've learned I need to cook them over LOW heat and put a lid on the pan. This also keeps the patties moist. I check for doneness using a meat thermometer. I use lean white ground turkey. It's important to use good quality meat. I also use a teaspoon of dried sage instead of fresh. These don't hold together very well. I portion out the meat and arrange on wax paper that's been sprayed with cooking spray then form the patties by folding over the wax paper. Overall these are delicious and worth the effort once you figure out how to avoid burning them.
