Sausage and Mushroom Stuffed Boneless Turkey Breast
Show: Secrets of a Restaurant Chef
Episode: The Secret to Stuffed Turkey Breast
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By jmmcd3
Largo, FL
on December 02, 2010
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AWESOME! My teenage son said it was the best turkey i have ever made.
I went to 3 butcher shops and was unable to find the caul fat so I made it without.My guests wanted the recipe. It was very good and I will make it again this Christmas. You Rocked this one Anne Burrell. Jean
By madi's mom!
Owings Mills, MD
on December 01, 2010
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My husband and I are not turkey fans at all. After many years of dry and tasteless turkey I was going to X the turkey out this year. BUT!!!! After watching this episode I had to give it a try. This was the first thanksgiving I’ve hosted and my guests were not too sure about what I was doing. I only had one prob. The caul fat was NOT see through and stretchy as on TV. Mine was very thick and not durable. I had to use little wooden sticks to keep one together. I was not able to cook most of it off, so before serving I just picked it off. Next time I’ll have to find a better one I guess. When it can time to reveal the master piece everyone couldn’t believe it! It tasted as good as it looked! About a week later everyone is still talking about it and wants me to cook it again next year. :^D PS: My local butcher now knows me by name. I guess its not everyday someone calls in asking for a pound of fat lol.
VERY JUICY
By whdaffer
Los Angeles, CA
on December 01, 2010
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This recipe is very good, the directions + the TV show make it pretty simple even if butterflying/making the roulade might seem daunting. Mine was a little lopsided, but I'm sure I'll improve with practice. I did find caul fat here in L.A., but I had to call around and go to a high-end market (Bristol Farms in S. Pasadena, for fellow SoCal-ites The meat was very tender and moist, even after being reheated as a leftover. The yield is probably about right, my wife and I just finished one of the roulades after 2 largeish meals, making it nearly perfect for a party of 8. The gravy was great, by itself I wasn't impressed but on the medallions it noticeably enhances the flavor. My only gripe (not enough to drop a star was that the stuffing wasn't as flavorful as I would like, but I'm that's more my fault than the recipe's
By wishingiwasfishing2
Ramona, CA
on November 28, 2010
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I boned, butterflied and beat the breast..great fun! Caul fat was easy to work with and the flavor was fantastic but next time I will use thin instead of thick bacon. It browned and roasted perfectly. The gravy was the best ever when the pan warped, the potholder caught on fire and I seared my thumb trying to catch the pan as it hit the floor! My dog couldn't believe her eyes! I doctored up a can of turkey gravy and dinner was a big hit! The turkey breast was beautiful sliced and even better the next day as sandwiches. I will make this recipe again..after I buy a better roasting pan!
By Psychonaut
Silver Lake, OH
on November 28, 2010
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As with others, a search for caul fat came up empty even after calling several specialty markets. As far as I can tell, it didn't hurt the recipe. We chose to go with this one for Thanksgiving as we were making a small dinner and this was easily halved. The turkey came out great and the stuffing is fantastic. There were a small amount of leftovers that were gobbled up with glee the next day. Thanks, Anne!
By chademclean
Atlanta, GA
on November 28, 2010
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Love this. Made it for Thanksgiving. Couldn't find the caul fat (Atlanta, GA like the others, used extra twine. Suggest a thinner cut of bacon, I used the thick cut. Overall, the stuffing was awesome. Can't wait to do this again. Ann you are wonderful to watch on TV.
By HMMC76
Bay Area, CA
on November 28, 2010
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Stuffing was delicious and it came out moist.
By stacey.szabo_11...
Murrieta, CA
on November 27, 2010
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We made this recipe for Thanksgiving. Absolutely AMAZING!!!! Juicy, tasty and it stole the show! This one is a keeper for sure!
By jblackfordtb
adams, ny
on November 27, 2010
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This was perfect for 4 people dining. The meat was very juicy. Being in a small town, caul fat is difficult to find. I just improvised. Will be making this again.
By rhonda_c53
Kansas City, MO
on November 26, 2010
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AMAZING! This was a hit at my house! I didn't have caul fat but used plenty of string and it turned out perfect! I took the breast off of the bone, which was attatched to the back...so I made my own turkey stock with the bones and meat from the back. The gravy was so YUMMY! I nixed the Parm, since my husband didn't like it and made my own bread crumbs from toasted Ezekial Seseme bread. I, also, used a semi-dry Missouri wine. I think, this will be a traditional dish at my house. Thanks, Anne!