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Turkey Recipes


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never used to like chicken, until i learned how to cook it properly. i'm in the same situation with turkey, not very fond of it. but i'm sure with a good recipe even turkey can be made to taste good....so anyone have some recipes to share?

--matt


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lonewolf Collaborator

Do you mean turkey breast and thighs or ground turkey? I have a few recipes for the larger pieces, and for the ground turkey I use it just like ground beef.

Carriefaith Enthusiast

Turkey Stir Fry

2 cups cooked turkey

4 cups broccoli

1 red pepper, diced

1 onion, diced

5 green onions, diced

4-5 garlic cloves, minced

10 cloves

2 tablespoons soy sauce

2 tablespoons chili sauce (Thai Kitchen)

2 tablespoon fish sauce (Thai Kitchen)

2 cups cooked basmatti rice

2 tablespoons olive oil

Cook vegetables, cloves, oil, and 1 tablespoon of soy sauce and 1 tablespoon fish sauce on high heat until the vegetables are tender. Add turkey and cook until the turkey is warm. Add rice and the rest of the soy sauce and fish sauce. Add chili sauce. Mix and Serve.

Turkey Soup

2 cups cooked turkey

3 cups Imagine chicken broth (add more if needed)

4-5 cups of water

3 carrots, diced

4 small celery sticks, diced

2 zucchini, diced

3 tomatoes, diced

1 onion, diced

4-5 cloves of garlic, minced

1/8 teaspoon pepper

2 Tablespoons Thyme (fresh or dry)

1-2 Tablespoons Mrs. Dash Original Spice

1 Tablespoon chili powder

Throw everything into a large pot, boil then quickly simmer for about an hour. Tomatoes and zucchini don’t have to go in right away.

StrongerToday Enthusiast

I usually roast a whole breast and get many meals out of it. When I have leftovers I'll chop it up, add some celery and mayo, then throw in cashews right before I eat it. Almonds and dried cranberries go well too.

Robix Apprentice

This works with Chicken or Turkey

INGREDIENTS

Chicken or Turkey (cubed)

Dill

2 lemons

1 cup of plain yogurt or substitute

salt n'pepper

LEMON DILL CHICKEN SALAD

Chop turkey or chicken into cubes

Boil in a mixture of water, lemon juice, and dill

Drain when cooked. Cool.

when chicken is cold:

add plain yogurt until chicken is coated

add fresh coarsely chopped dill

add juice of 1 lemon, and its zest

add Salt and pepper to taste

*************************************

Its a lovely cold salad, great for summer.

High in protein, very light.

It has dairy, but am sure you can substitute the yogurt with something else and get roughly the same fresh taste.

lonewolf Collaborator

Turkey Ranchero (really easy)

1 lb raw turkey, cut into bite-sized pieces

1 can gluten-free enchilada sauce

1/2 Jack cheese

Sour cream or alternative

Brown turkey in a little olive oil. Add enchilada sauce. Simmer on med-low for 20-30 minutes. Stir in cheese until melted. Serve over rice, topped with sour cream.

Carriefaith Enthusiast

Here are some turkey recipes on the VH site:

Open Original Shared Link

VH will indicate gluten. Here is the e-mail I recieved after asking them about gluten-free products:

03/27/06 02:00 pm

Thank you for contacting ConAgra Foods Canada Inc., with your questions.

ConAgra Foods Canada, Inc., has adapted a labeling policy to ensure

individuals with allergen concerns can choose our products with

confidence. If gluten containing ingredients are present in any of our

products it is indicated independently in the list of ingredients. In

addition, a secondary note in bold caption is below the ingredient list,

stating what the allergen is, i.e. CONTAINS: WHEAT

At this time our gluten free products include: VH Dips and Sauces

EXCEPT Teriyaki Stir Fry Sauce; Hunts' Puddings, Tomatoes, Pastes, Pasta

Sauces, including Healthy Choice and Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce; Orville

Redenbacher Popcorn; ACT II Microwave Popcorn and PAM No Stick Cooking

Spray EXCEPT PAM for Baking.

NOTE: Re-formulation may occur possibly changing the information,

therefore we strongly suggest the ingredient label be reviewed with each

purchase.

We hope this information has been helpful for you and appreciate your

dedication to our products.

Sincerely,

Consumer Communications


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