Bought a bag of turkey burgers at Costco, just cooked one and it sucked

[Demonaut]

Looks like the dog has another bag of treats! Unless anyone from DU has advise on cooking these dry and tasteless disc's.....:dunce:

[Dave Reynolds]

1. Mustard.

Lots and lots of it.

And water.

[hickman1937]

2. Low heat, and olive or corn oil.

Thats what I've been told. They apparently make great turkey parmesan too. I've been lately and belatedly getting advice before I try new stuff.

[Beware the Beast Man]

3. Return them.

Seriously! I bought a jar of "fresh" salsa there once and it was atrocious. They take returns no questions asked. I love Costco.

[Demonaut]

6. nah, I'd feel guilty returning food due to lack of taste

[Fox Mulder]

9. Don't feel guilty.

There's a reason why stores have a return policy. They want you to be satisfied, right?

Otherwise, it'll just go to waste, and that's more wrong than returning it.

[johnnie]

4. Take 'em out of the package first

That has always worked for me.

[WCGreen]

12. That always works for me......

[SOteric]

5. Flavour can be basted in,

I recommend a mixture of soy sauce, worchestershire, a good shot of hot sauce and any good Italian salad dressing. The fat in the salad dressing will help to put a bit of moisture back into them. And the rest is sheer flavouring.

[chaska]

7. When hand...formed? (by me) from ground turkey I actually prefer it 2 beef

[NV Whino]

8. See, the deal is...

Turkey doesn't have a lot of fat (flavor) so you have to add that. Spices, condiments, curries... just salt and pepper will help. Soy sauce (low sodium), garlic, cumin, tumeric etc.

[Demonaut]

11. well the doc said I had to bring down my cholesterol and triglycerides

so now I'm trying a few new foods, I think I'll try the spice route..thanks

[progmom]

10. pesto makes them palatable for me

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