Showing posts with label turkey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turkey. Show all posts
Saturday, November 30, 2019
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The tradition of roasting elves for Christmas dinner was widely thought to have been started by the turkeys. In reality, a renegade tribe of reindeer was responsible.
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
Thursday, July 27, 2017
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Turkey a la Campagne
Serves 10-12
ENTREE
T=tablespoon; C=cup; t=teaspoon
Cooked,
3 lbs of turkey breast, pulled into chunks.
Have
ready:
2 C
frozen or canned corn, drained
14
oz canned artichoke hearts
1 C
each cooked carrots and white turnips (or rutabaga), Cut carrots into
disks no thicker than 1 inch and turnips or rutabagas into pieces of
similar size.
Arrange
these ingredients in a 3-quart casserole, alternating layers of
turkey and vegetables until all are used, with turkey on the top
layer.
Make
the sauce by melting in a saucepan:
3 T
butter
Add
and stir until smooth over low heat:
3 T
flour
Continue
to stir over low heat and add:
1.5
C strong chicken stock
3 T
sherry
1 C
cream or half and half
½ C
parsley
Season
to taste with salt and pepper.
Continue
to cook sauce over low heat 10 minutes. Pour sauce over the food in
the casserole. Shake the dish well, so the sauce penetrates all
layers. Cover the top with bread crumbs and heat about 30 minutes in
a 350F oven.
Friday, June 16, 2017
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Curried Turkey Chutney Salad in Cantaloupe Halves
Serves 6
ENTREE
T=tablespoon; C=cup; t=teaspoon
Ingredients:
A
3.5-4 lb turkey breast, thawed if frozen
1
onion, halved and stuck with a clove
1
carrot, sliced
1
stalk of celery, sliced
1 C
Mayonnaise
2 t
curry powder
¾ C
drained and chopped mango chutney
1.5
C thinly sliced celery
salt
and pepper
3
cantaloupes, halved and seeded
Tie
together in a cheesecloth bag or put in large tea strainer:
6
sprigs of parsley
1
bay leaf
1.5
t minced fresh thyme or ½ t dried
For
the condiments
½
pound toasted cashews
½
pound lean bacon, cooked and crumbled
¼
pound raisins
½ C
minced red and green sweet bell pepper
½ C
minced scallion
Directions
In a
kettle bring to a boil enough water to cover the turkey breast with
the onion, carrot, celery stalk, and the herbs in a cheesecloth bag.
Add the turkey breast and boil it for 1 minute. Reduce heat and poach
turkey, partially covered, at a bare simmer, skimming off the froth
that rises to the surface, for 40 minutes, or until tender. Let
turkey cool completely in the liquid, discard the skin and bones, and
cut turkey into ½-inch cubes.
In a
small bowl combine well the mayonnaise, curry powder, and chutney.
In a
large bowl combine turkey, the 1.5 C celery, curry mayonnaise, and
salt and pepper to taste. Serve curried turkey salad in the
cantaloupe halves with the condiments in separate bowls.
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Goliath Takes a Fall
Goliath
Takes a Fall
Tom
channels his scimitar-beaked ancestor,
stalking
chickens, other turkeys,
goats
and dog, axe-bearing farmer;
he
IS the savanna’s top predator,
biting
through felid cervical vertebrae,
can’t
fly, but doesn’t need to,
till
Dr. Shotgun
truncates
his anomalous reign,
pitting
20th century technology
against
Pleistocene evolution.
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