Shave some precious time by using your Instant Pot® to prepare this succulent turkey breast. It's perfect when you are craving turkey, but you don't want to fire up your big oven. You may serve it for a main dish, or for a hot sandwich--cook's choice! I served it with mashed...
ensuring you never have to suffer through dry, boring turkey again. While the flavors in this rub are very suitable for Thanksgiving, you can make and enjoy turkey breast any time of the year. Lean and healthy turkey is an especially great thing to make on a weekend and spread out throug...
boneless turkey breast – which is better? Both are great options! Bone-in turkey breasts have a slight advantage because the bone inside the breast insulates the meat during cooking. This helps the meat retain moisture. Boneless turkey breasts take less time to cook, and can also be juicy ...
The number of servings will never be quite the same as to how much to buy. Because this is a boneless turkey breast,you will get a lot more meat for 3 pounds than from regular turkey breast. The assumption here is that a serving is ½ pound. And that is a nice good sized slice ...
Assemble the cooker and put the turkey breasts on the cooking grates. Set the 3 bottom vents to 100% open. Open the top vent fully and leave it that way throughout the entire cook. When the cooker reaches about 225°F, set the 3 bottom vents to 25% open so the cooker settles in ...
Overcooking by an hour or two may lead to meat that might fall apart and be a little stringy, but will still be juicy. You can err on the side of slightly more time for bone-in, and slightly less time for boneless, depending on the weight of your turkey and the times indicated ...
Used a 17 lb Turkey. Boned the turkey two days before cooking. Allow 1-1.5 hrs unless you have done it before. Need a very sharp small knife. Boned the chicken 1 day before. Didn' use duck, no room in this size turkey unless you grind the chicken an...
Perfect for a small Thanksgiving dinner or a weeknight meal, a boneless turkey breast is a great option that will serve 6 people and still leave some extra for leftovers! When it comes to cooking I am always looking for ways to save time, especially around the holidays. Cooking a turkey ...
Fry Jack L.Goertz Grayce E.Taylor M. HalHooper Anna S.Poultry ScienceFry, J. L., G. E. Goertz, M. H. Taylor, and A. S. Hooper, 1964. A comparison of cooking methods for boneless turkey rolls and bars. Poultry Sci. 43:1572-1577....
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