Turkey Roulade with Cranberry-Apricot Stuffing

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This is a very nice recipe but I did not like the stuffing. Personal preference I guess, but I will make this again but with another stuffing repipe.

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Turkey is the focus of the Thanksgiving meal, but often it's disappointing, dry, and uninspired. This year, using this recipe, the turkey was the star of Thanksgiving. We used a boneless turkey breast, removed the skin before rolling the turkey, but then draped the skin around it before binding it. We ended up with a perfectly browned and moist turkey roulade. I'm definitely holding on to this recipe.

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The stuffing was wonderful, but I think next time I would leave out the fennel seed, used kirsch as that was all I had, didn't use the wine to cook in, used chicken broth instead and I added diced thick slice bacon to the stuffing as well... turned out great!

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This was a stunning presentation!! There were only three of us for Thanksgiving this year, and I did NOT want to do the traditional turkey with stuffing. This was spectacular. I did not do the butterflying of the turkey (my husband took care of that! so can't comment on the difficulty of that, but it was so simple and beautiful. I will definitely make this again. It's a very impressive presentation!! We loved it!!

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I made this instead of the usual boring turkey for Thanksgiving. Everyone loved it!

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I had a group with two diabetics come to stay with me for two days. I made this recipe and we all loved it! Unfortunately, I had to bone and butterfly my own turkey breasts, and that was a first for me. I wrestled with the first one for a while, then put the whole thing in the freezer until it was easier to work with....much easier to roll up when very, very cold. I used cotton knitting yarn when I couldn't find butcher's twine. Buying Cognac in a small southern town is interesting too. It was all worth it when we sliced into these jewels! Next time I would grind the fennel seeds separate from the almonds to make sure they break up well.

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Very easy with only a few ingred. and steps. What a great alternative to a whole turkey for the holidays.