We are dyed-in-the-wool DARK turkey people here. So at the end of all the turkey pickins’ we have a grundle of white meat left over. This year I decided to roast a turkey the Tuesday before Thanksgiving so we could enjoy turkey sandwiches for a few days. You don’t get that luxury when you don’t host it at your house - so this was turkey “insurance”... I deboned a 23 pound turkey, separating it into light and dark meat - as well as making two quarts (+) of yummy turkey gravy.
A few days after Thanksgiving I sliced one section of the turkey breast I had stored into 1/2” portions and layered them in a 9” x 13” pan. I thought of that yummy sauce I had recently used to make the Cheesy Chicken recipe I found at yourhomebasedmom.com. You’ll love this recipe to give a new lease on life to your turkey leftovers. White turkey meat tends to get progressively drier as it ages - no matter how well you store it. So I decided to get right on it and use it up at it’s prime.
It's easy to keep this sauce refrigerated to use a little at a time for smaller portions. For this great poultry recipe, along with photos, links, and directions - go to:
www.changeabletable.com
I tried this for dinner tonight and the whole family loved it!!
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