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Sweet Potato and Kale Chicken Patties

12/3/2014

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I am always looking for that perfect paleo dish.  You know the one that tastes good at dinner and equally as good at breakfast or lunch as leftovers.  This recipe from Multiply Delicious fits that standard.  You can make a big double batch and serve at dinner with a side of veggies, at breakfast with a fried egg on top, and then at lunch over some wilted spinach.  Actually, they also taste very good just cold out of the fridge when you come home from your workout and you're looking for good recovery food.  In my adaptation of this recipe, I've doubled it and added a lb of ground white meat chicken and a lb of ground thigh meat.  I also chop up the sweet potato pretty fine in my food processor.  The combo of a good protein along with the carb from the sweet potato make these an amazing choice for post workout recovery.  The kale is finely chopped so if you don't like the flavor of kale, you won't even notice it in these.  Spinach would be another fine alternative to the kale for a different twist.  However you do it, you won't be disappointed.  Make a double batch and have an easy grab and go meal or snack for the rest of the week.  You can find the complete recipe here from Multiply Delicious.  Below is my adaptation for a double batch and subbing already ground chicken.


Sweet Potato and Kale Chicken Patties

(courtesy of Multiply Delicious and doubled by me)

2 green onion, finely chopped
1 medium sweet potato, peeled and finely chopped in a food processor
5 cups kale, finely chopped (leaves only)
1 pound ground white meat chicken (breast)
1 pound ground dark meat chicken (thigh)
1 teaspoon sea salt
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 teaspoons paprika
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
1-2 tablespoons fresh rosemary, finely chopped
2 eggs
4 tablespoons coconut flour


Heat a large skillet over medium high heat with 1 T coconut oil or ghee.  Add green onions and cook until tender, about 3 to 5 minutes.


Add sweet potatoes and cook for 4 to 5 more minutes, until barely tender.  Add kale and cook until wilted, about 2 to 3 minutes.  Set aside.

Add chicken to a large mixing bowl.  Add salt, garlic, paprika, Dijon mustard, rosemary, egg, coconut flour, and sweet potato mix.  Mix together with hands until well combined.

Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 4 hours. (I made these once and didn't refrigerate and they were still good!)

Divide your chicken mixture into about 14-15 patties, or the size you wish.

Coat a large non-stick pan with coconut oil or even better bacon grease to just coat the bottom (not a lot).  Add patties and cook until golden crust forms, about 5 to 6 minutes, then flip to the other side and cook until golden and cooked through.

This double batch makes enough for dinner with lots of leftovers for tomorrow!  I love mine hot with sriracha over the top.  Check out the Multiply Delicious website for lots of other great paleo recipes.  It is a wonderful resource!


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Nutrition Facts
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I've had a number of people ask me to break down the macros on this item so I remade this recipe being very precise with the amounts and came up with this guide.  This made twenty one, 100g raw patties.  I fried all 21 in a total of 1/2 cup coconut oil. 
Ingredients
1.31 lb (586 g) chicken thigh meat
1.30 lb (586 g) chicken breast meat
5 cups (300g) finely chopped kale
1 sweet potato (3 cups or 453g) finely chopped
4 green onions (30g)
4 garlic cloves (20g)
2 t dijon mustard
2 medium eggs
4T coconut flour
1T ghee
1T olive oil
1/2 cup coconut oil for frying

Total calories for 1 pattie:  117 kcal
Total Protein:  14g
Total fat:  9g
Net Carb: 6.6g


4 Comments
Sarah Fuhrmann link
12/8/2014 03:43:44 am

These are awesome! I made them exactly as you said, sriracha and all, and used bacon grease to fry them. Have you tried freezing them raw? Or would I be better cooking them before freezing?

And PS: They were fabulous recovery food after a 12k row!

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Burger patties are really awesome, the fact that they can be done in all sorts and forms is really amazing. Personally, I tried doing some special and original patty recipes. Well, some were successful, but most of the time, I get total failure. But that is the fun of cooking. I really love making recipes, regardless of how it will turn out. My love for cooking is something that I really boast of, it is something that I proud of.

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4/17/2019 01:54:00 pm

This looks so delicious!

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