Recipe(tried): Linda, I also regularly use ground turkey. I grind it myself...
Tips and Tricks - CookingI tell everyone who will listen how to do this, because it is so easy, comes out so well, and I CANNOT believe what they charge in the store for ground turkey/chicken breast or thighs or otherwise.
I buy the breasts when they are on sale. If they are bone-in, I cut the meat off the bone, and use the bones for stock. Into the slow cooker they go, along with any less-than-beautiful veggies in my crisper (go easy on the cabbage). The stock freezes beautifully, and is handy for soup of any description, or to give a boost to rice dishes.
Take the boneless breast or thigh, whichever you prefer, and cut it into chunks. Big ones, bigger than bite size. Use the knife blade in your food processor, and do about 4 one-second pulses. Done!
I package it up in 1 lb packages and flat pack them in my freezer. I use it for pasta sauce, burritos, meatballs wherever you might use regular ground beef.
I have not yet made a meatloaf or burger I liked. Mine seem to come out too "cat-foody". Nothing against cats; just don't want to eat their food :-)!!
Good luck, hope this helps,
Carolyn!
I buy the breasts when they are on sale. If they are bone-in, I cut the meat off the bone, and use the bones for stock. Into the slow cooker they go, along with any less-than-beautiful veggies in my crisper (go easy on the cabbage). The stock freezes beautifully, and is handy for soup of any description, or to give a boost to rice dishes.
Take the boneless breast or thigh, whichever you prefer, and cut it into chunks. Big ones, bigger than bite size. Use the knife blade in your food processor, and do about 4 one-second pulses. Done!
I package it up in 1 lb packages and flat pack them in my freezer. I use it for pasta sauce, burritos, meatballs wherever you might use regular ground beef.
I have not yet made a meatloaf or burger I liked. Mine seem to come out too "cat-foody". Nothing against cats; just don't want to eat their food :-)!!
Good luck, hope this helps,
Carolyn!
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Shared by: Carolyn, Vancouver
In reply to: ISO: ground turkey
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Shared by: Carolyn, Vancouver
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1 | ISO: ground turkey |
Linda South Carolina | |
2 | re: Ground Turkey |
Lori, Rockford IL | |
3 | Recipe(tried): I use ground turkey and/or chicken a lot. |
Brig-Ontario | |
4 | Thank You: Thank you... |
linda SC | |
5 | re: Ground chicken or turkey recipe too |
Brig-Ontario | |
6 | Recipe(tried): Linda, I also regularly use ground turkey. I grind it myself... |
Carolyn, Vancouver | |
7 | Thank You: Thank you for the instructions, Carolyn |
Brig-Ontario | |
8 | Recipe(tried): Taco Salad (using ground turkey) |
LIL, MEMPHIS, TN | |
9 | Thank You: Thank-you Lil! this looks delicious! |
Carolyn, Vancouver | |
10 | Brig, you are welcome! Cheers! (nt) |
Carolyn, Vancouver | |
11 | Thank You: Ground turkey suggestions |
Linda SC |
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