Roasted Turkey Breast with Spicy Herb Oil
Show: Sandra's Money Saving Meals
Episode: Thanksgiving
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By joannaidaho
Troy, Idaho
on November 23, 2012
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This was the best turkey breast I have ever prepared. I did modify the recipe. I used a cup of butter instead of canola oil. I added three large cloves of chopped garlic, which I mashed into the butter and let rest for the flavours to blend. Then I added the herbs. Because I used a cup of butter, I was more generous with the herbs. I added a tablespoon where the recipe called for a teaspoon except for the red peppers and chili powder. I only added 1/4 teaspoon more chili powder and kept the pepper flakes to a minimum. I slathered the butter all over the turkey breast, and covered it in cheesecloth. The remaining butter I melted, and added to the top of the cheesecloth. During the roasting time, added chicken broth, which I used to baste the turkey. I removed the cheesecloth to brown the breast during the final half hour. This turkey was so juicy and flavourful. My family loved it. This will be my standard recipe from now on.
By cuth511
ventura county, ca
on November 26, 2011
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This turkey was moist and flavorful. Excellent left overs. It will be on the table again.
By LeAnn_T_NEWisconsin
Manitowoc, WI
on November 25, 2010
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mmmm. I used half melted butter and half canola oil. I typically do not eat turkey - because of the way it is prepared, it is usually tasteless. then this morning, while I was watching this episode I had recorded, it looked delish. Went to store, and cooked both this and the ham. it was a hit. Very flavorful.