Turkey cutlets with zucchini
These turkey cutlets with zucchini are so tender and tasty that they will undoubtedly take root in your family menu. Yes, and they are prepared quite simply, so they will turn out excellently even for novice cooks. We want to draw the attention of the latter to the fifth step: grated zucchini must be squeezed out, otherwise the minced meat will turn out to be watery, and the cutlets will look more like pancakes. All other steps of the recipe usually do not raise questions. Prepare turkey cutlets for dinner or lunch: surprise your loved ones with something special!
How to cook Turkey cutlets with zucchini
Step 1
Prepare minced meat for cutlets. Wash the zucchini. If the peel is rough, peel it. Grate the zucchini on a fine grater, then lightly salt and transfer to a colander. Leave for 15 minutes.
Step 2
Wash the minced turkey fillet and pat dry with paper towels. Coarsely chop and pass through a meat grinder with a medium rack into a large bowl.
Step 3
Peel the onion and chop very finely. Rinse the parsley under running water, then pat dry on paper towels. Strip the leaves from the branches and chop finely.
Step 4
Put the parsley and onion in a bowl with the turkey fillet passed through the meat grinder. Add breadcrumbs and soft butter. Salt, pepper and knead thoroughly.
Step 5
Squeeze the grated zucchini with your hands to remove excess liquid. Add to ground turkey. Mix thoroughly again. You can add a little more salt and pepper.
Step 6
Form cutlets from the resulting minced meat. Heat vegetable oil in a frying pan. Fry cutlets on both sides until golden brown. Serve immediately.
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