Pork Burgers with Dried Apricots

This low-carb recipe for juicy Pork Burgers with Dried Apricots and grainy mustard comes together in a snap and with only five ingredients! Feel free to add a bun if you like. The choice is yours!!

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The ingredient list:

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• ground pork
• dried apricots, chopped
• grainy mustard
• minced garlic
• salt and pepper

That's it! Pretty simple, right?

Kitchen tools and equipment needed:

• instant-read thermometer
• mixing bowls
• measuring cups and spoons
• chef's knife
• cutting board
• grill pan, cast iron skillet, or outdoor grill
• burger molds (optional)

To bun or not to bun?

By all means, if you want to add a bun, go for it!!

The flavors in this burger are exceptional, with or without the extra carbs.

Where's the beef?

I don't know about you, but when I think of burgers I typically think of a nice, big, juicy ground beef burger.

However, these succulent and juicy pork burgers with dried apricots and grainy mustard will gladly give the beef burger a run for its money any day of the week, and make you say what beef burger?!!

What is the best method for cooking pork burgers?

The choice is yours.

Once you've combined all the burger ingredients in a large bowl and gently mixed to incorporate the dried apricots, garlic, and mustard, you're ready to cook the pork burgers with whatever your preferred method of cooking burgers happens to be.

The day I made my juicy pork burgers it was rainy, so I cooked them inside in a cast-iron skillet.

Indoors or outdoors. They'll taste great no matter where you cook them.

What is the proper internal temperature for pork burgers?

Your burger will be finished when it reaches an internal temperature of 160-degrees Fahrenheit on an instant-read thermometer.

To ensure your pork burgers remain juicy and flavorful, remove them from the heat when the thermometer reaches 155-degrees Fahrenheit, and cover the burgers with foil for about 7-10 minutes before serving.

This resting time will allow the burgers to continue cooking slightly (called carry-over cooking), and still be juicy and packed with flavor when it's time to serve.

The easy step-by-step photo instructions:

• In a large bowl, gently mix all of the ingredients to fully incorporate but not over mix.
• Gently pat the meat mixture into patties that are approximately 4" round.

• Cook the pork burgers over medium/high heat until the internal temperature of the pork burger reaches 160-degrees.
• Serve these juicy pork burgers on lettuce leaves (for the low carb version), or burger buns.

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