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Re: Recipe for turkey breast?

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  1. This is the first posting I have ever done, so here goes!

    With your finger, seperate the skin from the meat and make a little
    pocket. Place a pat of butter or margerine, either flavored with
    poultry seasoning or not, depending if you like that seasoning, and
    place the butter in the pocket over each side of the breast. Then place
    the whole breast side down on the pan, the boney cavity should be
    facing up. Sprinkle all with salt and pepper and poultry seasoning and
    add 1/2 cup of coffee, yes plain coffee to the bottom of the pan. With
    that add 1/4 cup of water. Cover all with foil and cook at 350 degrees
    for 20 minutes per pound. Ex: 3 pounds would be 1 hour.
    Now you can add veggies like fresh pealed carrots, onions, and garlic
    to the broth if you want, It's all up to you, just remember cooking is
    suppose to be fun! The broth from the turkey breast makes a fine
    gravey,Mix flour and water equally until smooth and slowly add to
    boiling broth and cook for at least 1 minute to remove the floury
    flavor. Gravey will thicken as you boil it, so add the flour mixture
    slowely, a little at a time. You could also make soup out of the broth
    but that is a whole new recipe. Hope I was helpful!

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    This is the first posting I have ever done, so here goes!

    With your finger, seperate the skin from the meat and make a little
    pocket. Place a pat of butter or margerine, either flavored with
    poultry seasoning or not, depending if you like that seasoning, and
    place the butter in the pocket over each side of the breast. Then place
    the whole breast side down on the pan, the boney cavity should be
    facing up. Sprinkle all with salt and pepper and poultry seasoning and
    add 1/2 cup of coffee, yes plain coffee to the bottom of the pan. With
    that add 1/4 cup of water. Cover all with foil and cook at 350 degrees
    for 20 minutes per pound. Ex: 3 pounds would be 1 hour.
    Now you can add veggies like fresh pealed carrots, onions, and garlic
    to the broth if you want, It's all up to you, just remember cooking is
    suppose to be fun! The broth from the turkey breast makes a fine
    gravey,Mix flour and water equally until smooth and slowly add to
    boiling broth and cook for at least 1 minute to remove the floury
    flavor. Gravey will thicken as you boil it, so add the flour mixture
    slowely, a little at a time. You could also make soup out of the broth
    but that is a whole new recipe. Hope I was helpful!

    I've used plain leftover coffee in crock pots and pot roasts and yes, it
    makes a fantastic broth/gravy.......

    It's rarely mentioned here. Thanks for the reminder! :-)
    --
    K.

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