Last night I made the most delicious turkey burgers so you know I’m sharing that recipe! I actually got the basics from Rachael Ray but put my own spin on it based on size, nutrition, and what I had in my cabinet. Her recipe said it made 4 burgers but everyone was posting that they really made 6 burgers, so I cut the recipe into a third so I could make 2 burgers. They’re big and filling!
INGREDIENTS:
Whole Wheat Sandwich Thins
Lettuce- to top burger
Tomato- to top burger
Burgers:
1/3 Cup Brown Rice- this can be leftover from the night before
1/3 Pound Lean Ground Turkey Breast
1/2 Cup Cooked Black Beans
Chili Powder depending on how spicy you want your burger to be
1/2 Teaspoon Cumin
1 Teaspoon Garlic Powder or you could use part of a glove finely chopped
Pinch of salt (optional)
Topping:
1/2 Ripe Avocado
Lime juice to taste
Garlic to Taste- powder or cloves depending on if you like to munch on garlic
Pinch of Salt
Directions:
1. Mix together the ingredients for the burger. I suggest, smushing up the black beans so they don’t end up falling out of the burger while you’re eating it. The rice makes the burger pretty moist especially if you cook it right before mixing it with the other ingredients.
2. Coat the bottom of a skillet with Cooking Spray with Olive Oil and heat the pan.
3. Place burgers in pan and cook about 7-8 minutes on each side.
4. While burgers are cooking, mix together the ingredients for the topping. Basically, this is guacamole and it’s about taste so add seasonings to your liking, but watch the salt!
5. Toast your Sandwich Thins if you like.
6. When burgers are done, stack them on the Sandwich Thins, top with the Avocado mixture, lettuce and tomato and serve!
If you want to cut out a little of the carbs, skip the Sandwich Thins. These don’t really even need a bun, honestly. Enjoy!!

Ab Ripper X is a beast! It’s only 16 minutes but definitely works your entire core and afterward you feel like you’ve been punched in the gut…. repeatedly! A six pack is what everyone wants, right? Well, this is the workout to do it. When you’re first starting, some of those exercises can be very tough and even frustrating. I found a few ways to modify that may help you get stronger so you can eventually do the full exercises. I thought I’d pass it on to you in case you may need some more strength before tackling the moves and maybe even advanced moves. When I was working on strengthening my core after my car accident I had to modify a lot of things so I got pretty good at it!
First, what is it? It’s a meal replacement shake that includes, what I can only call, miracle ingredients. It has all your necessary vitamins and minerals that your body needs. It’s low on the Glycemic Index, only 140 calories, tastes fantastic, and helps you stay full. It also flushes toxins out of your body so that you’re more able to absorb the vital nutrients you need.