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Old 07-23-2009, 09:53 AM
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Default Turkey Breast

I need a good recipe for Turkey Breast. Basic, easy but taste good.
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Are you roasting it? If so what I do is mix mayo, salt/pepper, tarragon, sage and rub in all over really well. Tent for the first hour, then uncover.

The skin is awesome and meat moist.
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Are you roasting it? If so what I do is mix mayo, salt/pepper, tarragon, sage and rub in all over really well. Tent for the first hour, then uncover.

The skin is awesome and meat moist.
Lacey do you do that with Chiken too?
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Old 07-23-2009, 10:13 AM
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No I have sliced Turkey breast
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Oh different.

SKBS-never tried it on chicken. You mean with bones girl-LOL!!!
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Sliced turkey breast - can be pounded thin, breaded, and fried like wiener schnitzel. Here's a recipe I googled:

Today’s Turkey - Recipe - Turkey Breast Schnitzel with Squashed Potato Bake

I make a delicious sliced turkey dish where I salt and pepper the slices, slice some onion and mushrooms thin, saute in olive oil first the turkey slices, remove to a dish or bowl - then saute the onions and some sliced fresh mushrooms, season, return the turkey, pour on about half a cup of cream, cover and simmer for about 10 minutes. If you don't like mushrooms you can use peas instead. The whole family loves this dish especially with fluffy rice or mashed potatoes.
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Sliced turkey breast - can be pounded thin, breaded, and fried like wiener schnitzel. Here's a recipe I googled:

Today’s Turkey - Recipe - Turkey Breast Schnitzel with Squashed Potato Bake

I make a delicious sliced turkey dish where I salt and pepper the slices, slice some onion and mushrooms thin, saute in olive oil first the turkey slices, remove to a dish or bowl - then saute the onions and some sliced fresh mushrooms, season, return the turkey, pour on about half a cup of cream, cover and simmer for about 10 minutes. If you don't like mushrooms you can use peas instead. The whole family loves this dish especially with fluffy rice or mashed potatoes.
I think I'll use your dish. Sounds good. I like mushrooms!
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Brine in salt water...Generally, it's hard to beat an italian dressing marinade as a good fondation.
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