
The Keto part of the Recipe is for the Burger itself. You can wrap it with Greenery or a Bread that does not have wheat. However, I was in a rush to get these to the Brother's Meeting and Put the Burgers on an Open Face Sour Dough with Melted Cheese Sandwich Bread. One package of Venison Meat made 5 Burgers. I didn't get to eat any myself, but they looked so good and the guys ate all of them, along with the Keto Friendly Nachos. I hope you enjoy this recipe and try it out yourself! Adapted from a Hawaiian Diet Recipe I found online. Feel free to Tweek the recipe or use what you have on hand. This is a forgiving recipe that you will sure to love! Delicious!
Keto Pizza Burger Recipe:
1 Package of Venison Burger
1 Egg, Scrambled
1/2 C Zucchini Relish or
1/2 C Chopped Onion, 1/2 C Chopped Bell Pepper
1/2 C Chopped Mushroom
2 Cloves Garlic, Chopped
Seasonings to Taste
1 Small Package of Pepperoni (I used Turkey Pepperoni)
For a Keto Wrap for the Burger:
Greenery of Choice or Keto Wrap
Toppings:
Cheese (I used Dutch Country Mozzarella & SummerHill Smoked Sharp Creamy White American
Greenery/Lettuce
Pickles
Tomato
Directions:
Add Seasonings, Relish, Onion, Peppers, Mushroom, Garlic, Egg all together and Make equal sized Patties with Mixture.
Place in baking dish and Bake Patties in oven 400 degrees for 40 minutes uncovered.
While meat is baking, gather/prep your additional ingredients/toppings.
When meat is done, Place in a clean oven safe dish. Place your cheese on it, then pepperoni. Put back in oven to melt cheese and heat pepperoni.
If you are not Doing Keto, When you are ready to serve, Toast your Bread with Cheese to melt cheese and place your patties on the open face toasted bread with Cheese. You may cover with Tin Foil if your guests are not quite ready to keep warm.
If not using Bread, simply put your toppings of Choice onto a plate and Serve your guests. If they are not quite ready, just cover the Burgers with Tin Foil to keep warm. Enjoy!
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