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I ended up putting one breast in the freezer (ooer, that sounds a bit strange...) to do something or other with at another time, and the rest got pulled into lumps and added to a spag bol type sauce to top up the mince, in the last few minutes. The lumps that stayed in one piece were ok, and the bits that crumbled up just made the sauce really thick, so it was all right in the end. Not one to go on the favourites list, but better than wasting it.
It bulked out the spag topping so much that I've got a load left over to use as jacket potato topping tonight.Cash not ash from January 2nd 2011: £2565.:j
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ive merged this with the leftover turkey thread
here's a load of links to help too - read the chicken stock ones as there isn't a specific turkey stock thread
more useful links first
Turkey soup?
How do i make my own chicken stock?
Chicken stock - how to make it in a slow cooker?
Chicken stock to soup
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The best christmas turkey
Turkey crown
Leftover turkey
Defrosting turkey
Turkey mince
Turkey leg recipes
Freezing cooked turkey
How to roast a whole chicken
Whole chicken in the slow cooker
Leftover chicken recipes please
Chicken soup - how do i make it?
thanks
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Thinking it would be money saving I bought a huge turkey crown whoopsied for xmas just after Easter. Anyway somehow the freezer was left open since last night :mad:. Now im left with a huge turkey crown not much space in freezer as lucky not much else defrosted. How do i rescue it? Im thinking cook and freeze? But not sure if it'll dry out when reheated. There is only me and little one here to feed atm. Ideas please?
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Cook it, cool it quickly, slice it, then freeze it in mangeable portions covered in gravy (instant is fine) - stops it from drying out. I do this whenever I have spare turkey.'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero0
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Thanks, how do i cool it quickly please? Fridge?-2lbs
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I am not usually this useless, just not too confident when it comes to turkey, as its really once a year thing iyswim! I will treat it as leftover turkey now i am through with panicing.
Any old xmas leftovers threads out there anyone? Thanks again.:j-2lbs
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I treat cooked turkey the same as cooked chicken! So dont be scared of it! Its poultry thats all!0
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PIGSMAYFLY wrote: »Thanks, how do i cool it quickly please? Fridge?
Think fridge is not a good idea, as it warms up the fridge at the same time. Just in a cool place.0 -
Thanks all.-2lbs
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PIGSMAYFLY wrote: »I am not usually this useless, just not too confident when it comes to turkey, as its really once a year thing iyswim! I will treat it as leftover turkey now i am through with panicing.
Any old xmas leftovers threads out there anyone? Thanks again.:j
Specifically turkey links here
The best christmas turkey
Turkey crown
Leftover turkey
Turkey soup?
Defrosting turkey
Turkey mince
Turkey leg recipes
Freezing cooked turkey
Don't panic - sort it out and you will be fine. Ill merge this later:):xmassign::rudolf::p
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
Norn Iron club member #3800
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