Jen’s Buffalo Chicken Wing Burgers

mmmmm. Wings. They take forever and I came in too hungry and impatient after my workout, so Buffalo chicken wing burgers it is! All the taste, and they’re fabulously lazy! And bonus – they’re way better for you!

Serves 4

1 to 1 1/2 pounds ground chicken
Garlic salt
Pepper
Season. Heat a skillet over medium high, toss in a little butter and olive oil, and cook the patties to an internal temp of 165 degrees F.

Buffalo wing sauce
Pour over the top of each burger and flip to coat. Plate. Drizzle on a little more sauce.

Top with:
Celery – chopped ( I used a total of 3 stalks)
Blue cheese (about 1 1/2 tablespoons each)
Bacon – chopped (This is not traditional, but should be. About 1/2 slice each)

Serve with fruit.

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