I swear the weird looking onions in the picture aren’t worms. It’s too cold here in CO to play with worms.

So I live by a park. A really awesome park. With a lot of good looking people that run around it. Especially with their dogs. Everyone has a dog, or multiple, in my neighborhood. I think 96% of our neighborhood has a dog. And many of these dogs are small dogs. There are a ton of big ones, but small ones seem to rule this area. Maybe because there are a lot of rich wives in this neighborhood. Wow, stereotype. Way to be an asshole Juli. Whatever. Anywho, many of these tiny little dogs are forced to go running with their athletic owners. But here’s the thing people, the park is 2.5 miles around, and if you think your dog that weighs 4.3lbs is enjoying taking 18 steps per your 2 steps, well, you’re wrong. 4.3lb dogs are meant for cuddling. And holding with one hand. Not running marathons and deeply hating their owners.

Just fyi, I love small dogs. Dogs that aren’t size worthy of smelling my crotch make me feel much more comfortable. What a awkward sentence.

Why is the bachelor so addicting? It’s ridiculous. Utterly and completely ridiculous. Laura and I almost went to the casting call for the bachelor because it was in Denver and obviously, we must be desperate. BUT, we decided against it. Who knows why. Probably because we were in PaleOMG gear and spandex, covered in sweat, and slightly drunk at a bar. Actually, thinking about it, maybe we would have gotten on the show. Drunk girls are rockin’ it out this season. But for real, I would not have been able to hang on that show. I can barely talk to an attractive male, let alone with 20 other girls trying to rip my eyelids off. Yes, eyelids. That show is so weird. I love it.

Enough about weird reality dating shows. Let’s talk about more important things, like food. So I’ve mentioned it a couple times about my favorite food to take on the go, but if you haven’t heard, it’s Steve’s Original Paleo Kits. I’m obsessed. Especially because I can take the jerky packs with me while traveling or just while coaching. Having a jerky pack in between classes makes me much less mean as a coach. Haha, just kidding, I’m always mean. Anywho, Steve is running an awesome promo that if you use the code: paleoomgjan then you get free shipping!! Rad. Paying shipping is overrated.

So go check out Steve’s Original Paleo Kits and try these products, because they’re my favorite, and I’m an only child so I’m always right. Not really, but I have really good taste buds.

Favs:

  1. Original Paleo Kits
  2. Cinnamon Krunch
  3. Espresson Krunch Bar
  4. Dried Strawberries

So go to the site, buy delicious food that you can take with you on the go, and use the promo code: paleoomgjan. Yay! Code is only valid through January 20th!

Now make this recipe. It’s seriously way delicious. For reals. Chicken has never been so flavorful.

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Spinach Chicken Burgers

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Ingredients

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For the chicken burgers

  • 1 pound ground chicken
  • 1/4 cup fresh parsley, roughly chopped
  • 1.5 cups fresh spinach, roughly chopped
  • 1/2 yellow onion, diced
  • 1 garlic clove, minced
  • 2 teaspoons dried thyme
  • 1 teaspoon dried basil
  • 1 teaspoon garlic powder
  • sliced avocado (to garnish)
  • salt and pepper, to taste

For caramelized onions

  • 1 large yellow onion, thinly sliced
  • 2 tablespoons fat of choice (I used coconut oil)
  • 1 tablespoon water
  • pinch of salt

Instructions

  1. Place a medium saucepan over medium heat along with the fat of choice and sliced onions for your caramelized onions.
  2. Let onions begin to cook down, moving them around at times to make sure they don’t stick to the bottom. When onions begin to brown slightly, pour in a tablespoon of water to help steam and cook the onions perfect.
  3. While onions cook down, in a large bowl, add all the ingredients for your burgers and use your hands to mix well.
  4. Form five balls with your hands.
  5. Place a non-stick large skillet over medium heat. Once skillet is hot, place a couple of your balls of meat onto the skillet then press down with a spatula to flatten out.
  6. Cook on both sides for 6-8 minutes. I flipped mine a couple times to make sure they didn’t burn, just brown up nicely.
  7. Once burgers are done cooking, top with onions and avocado.
  8. Eat that deliciousness!

Notes

This made 5 burgers

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56 Comments

  1. Krystal says:

    Recently I took a trip to the mountains with 5 other friends. I planned out our entire meal plan so we could buy groceries for a full week for 6 in under an hour. I made everyone eat paleo (hey, it took me 4 hrs to plan our meals for the week, so I choose!), but they didn’t seem to notice. Everyone LOVED this recipe the most out of everything. This is by far my FAVE paleo meal. I did have to substitute ground turkey for the chicken, but it worked out great! Thanks so much for your site. I can’t wait to pre-order your book!

  2. Elizabeth says:

    I have a question for you Juli…I just made this for dinner and the flavor is absolutely delicious! But I am sort of new to actually cooking and so I managed to burn the outside of my first batch of burgers but the inside was still pink and the second batch, while i didn’t burn it, it’s still pink in the center (thankfully I’ll be taking these for lunches so I can microwave the rest of the way w/o drying them out severely). But any tips on cooking burgers? I love this recipe just want to make better looking burgers next time. Thanks! 🙂






    1. juli says:

      try cooking your burgers on a lower heat and pressing them down a bit so they cook through evenly. you could even sear them on both sides, then put them in the oven about 375 to cook through all the way to the middle without burning.

      1. Elizabeth says:

        Thanks a lot! I will definitely give that a try 🙂

  3. Kristi says:

    These burgers are so seriously the shiznit. I am new to paleo and so stoked about it! (P.S. My hubby is sitting beside me eating this on a whole wheat bun and he loves it- and he usually refuses to eat anything even remotely healthy! O-M-G, indeed!)






  4. Erin says:

    Lately for dinner I think about what I have in the house, come to your blog, search the ingredient, and end up with an AMAZING dinner. Thanks for posting so many delicious meals Juli 🙂






  5. kay says:

    This is my second recipe that I made from your website and I must say amazing! Can’t wait to try the other recipes. The onions give it an extra kick! Thank you!

  6. Sandy says:

    These were AMAZING…NO no wait – UH…MAY…ZING!

    My seven year old told me to make them again. My eight month old ate a half of one. I devoured mine with some hot sauce.

    Delicious! Thank you!






  7. Jessica says:

    I’m pretty much obsessed with all of your burger recipes. This one was soooo good! A nice change from the kind I usually make.






  8. Jody says:

    Hi Juli- I’m a little late to the party. I’d like to make these burgers this weekend. Could they be grilled? Would they hold shape or fall down the grates?

    Thanks muchly,
    Jody

    1. juli says:

      they should be fine on the grill!