Sea Pak Salmon Burger
SeaPak salmon burgers are phenomenal. The burgers are big, juicy and contain 18g protein in each 110-calorie patty.
I created a dill-mayo spread to add a creamy kick to the burger.
Miracle Whip, Dijon Mustard, Dill
I combined light Miracle Whip, Dijon mustard and lots of dill to make the spread.
Creamy Dill Goodness
I smothered the spread on top of a toasted whole wheat Arnold sandwich thin and topped it with sliced plum tomatoes and cucumber.
Added Veggies
While Ryan was cooking the salmon burger and turkey sausages on the grill, I chopped up some Brussels sprouts and tossed them with two teaspoons of olive oil, salt and pepper.
Brussels Sprouts
I spread them out on a cookie sheet sprayed with cooking spray and roasted them in the oven at 375 for 15 minutes, flipping them halfway through.
Before Roasting
As the burger and sausages came off the grill, I pulled the sprouts out of the oven and popped a few in my mouth.
Roasted Brussels Sprouts
I know they have quite the nasty reputation, but I promise these lil’ babies are quite tasty!
All Done
I gave Ryan a lot of credit for cooking my salmon burger perfectly. It was juicy and had some pretty impressive grill marks! He’s like a real chef or something!
Check Out Those Grill Marks!
My Plate
One More Time
Just in case you’re curious, here’s a snapshot of Ryan’s turkey sausages… or what I could capture of the links before they were devoured.
All That Remained
I give him credit for eating a lot of the Brussels sprouts. He also managed to make one balance on his fork.
Houdini
Magic!
After dinner I headed over to a friend’s house for a girl’s night and decided to eat these two bad boys for “dessert”:
Chex Mix
Chips and Guacamole
Needless to say, I went to sleep with a full belly.
We eat those Salmon burgers too! And Guac is probably one of my most favorite snacks. I love it so much.
We loved this idea Jul! I put mozzarella on Jon’s and he thought it was so yummy!