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Turkey Breast with Garlic pieces
Hi,
this receipe is donated especially to Slice n´Dice and to all who also have difficulty making a meal without a big deal. I make a bit more so that we can eat it cold the next day 2Lbs of Turkey Breast salt and pepper Garlic cloves Tin Foil Wash and dry the turkey breast. Place on a flat surface and using a small knife, cut little holes into the turkey, as many as you wish. Then peel the garlic and cut the the cloves into half. Push the garlic cloves into the holes you have made. Depending how deep they are, put more garlic cloves in. (You can also do this the day before, which means that the meat takes on more of the flavour of the garlic). Salt and pepper the turkey all over. Wrap in Tin Foil tightly and place onto a baking tray. Oven temperature 400 F or Gas 6. Roast for a an hour and 15 mins. If you fancy baked potatoes, wrap them in foil as well and place in oven at the same time as the turkey breast. If you dont like garlic, then just do the turkey without. A nice salad with all and the meal is finished. enjoy Susi |
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Sounds lovely Susi. If you are going to do the turkey without the garlic though, I would sprinkle some herbs or seasoning of some type on it. Just to punch it up a little.
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You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it. Robin Williams Alix
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Herbs over the turkey
Yes Alix, you are right there.
I delebrately dont do this because when I have baked potatoes with it and have my home made herb butter and then a salad with dressing its a bit overpowering. Or when I make my own Tsatsiki, yummy yummy. Susi |
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Oh nice. Can you post your Tzatziki recipe in Ethnic? Yummy.
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You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it. Robin Williams Alix
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ok tsatsiki
I thought it ´was just too simple to post but I will
love susi |
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Thanks!
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You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it. Robin Williams Alix
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Great, easy Turkey Breast!
Your recipe and the rest of your menu sound so good! I love tsatsiki, too! Sandyj
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