In a large mixing bowl combine all ingredients, except the flour and Jalapeño cream. Mix well with spoon or hands.

To make them uniform in size, use a 1/4 c. dry measuring cup to scoop out the turkey mixture.  Tap gently in your hand and transfer the mound to a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Do this for all turkey mounds. You should get about 24 mounds.

Allow them to chill for about 20 minutes. This is a very important step, otherwise you will have a big mess on your hands. Literally! After chilling shape gently into patties. Dip them lightly in flour. This helps to form a light crust on the burger. Lightly press an indentation in the middle of each slider. This helps to prevent them from “puffing up,” when grilled. If you want to see a picture, see my other turkey slider recipe.

Preheat the grill to medium high heat. Spray the grill (heavily) with oil from your mister so the burgers will not stick.  Cook for about 5 min, (don't move them until 5 minutes is up) then lightly spray the top of each burger with oil before you flip them over. Carefully flip the burger and continue cooking until done (about 5 more min).  It’s important to cook the burgers to at least 165 degrees.  You want them done, but you don’t want the temperature much more than that or they will be dry.

Serve on my Slider Buns with a bit of lettuce, tomato and a few teaspoons of Jalapeño Cream. No need for cheese or mayo.

These freeze extremely well raw or grilled.

To Freeze Them Raw:  Flash freeze first raw on a cookie sheet with parchment paper until solid (about 30 min).  Then transfer to freezer seal bags.  When ready to use, thaw completely in refrigerator or defrost them slowly in microwave.  If they seem too sticky, lightly dust with flour before cooking.

To Freeze Them Already Grilled:  This is my favorite way to freeze them because they are ready to eat. Flash freeze on a cookie sheet for about 30 minutes, then transfer to freezer seal bags.  When ready to use, microwave about 1 minute or until hot.