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What can i make with some turkey steaks tonight?

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  • TrixieB
    TrixieB Posts: 704 Forumite
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    Hi RFTA :)
    I'd probably whizz up the porridge in the food pro to get it "crumby" - if you hadn't already thought of that :) and it shouldn't take more than a few minutes each side
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  • rising_from_the_ashes
    rising_from_the_ashes Posts: 12,433 Forumite
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    Thank you! :D

    I had no idea and was struggling to work out when to put them on so they're ready at the same time as my potatoes!
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  • rising_from_the_ashes
    rising_from_the_ashes Posts: 12,433 Forumite
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    TrixieB wrote: »
    Hi RFTA :)
    I'd probably whizz up the porridge in the food pro to get it "crumby" - if you hadn't already thought of that :) and it shouldn't take more than a few minutes each side


    Ohhhh, no I hadn't thought of that! (First time I've ever actually tried coating anything with porridge but really miss having breadcrumbs so thought it'd be worth a try;))

    Thanks - will do that too:D
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  • Pink.
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    It will depend on how thick the steaks are, I would probably cook them for 4-8 minutes on each side. Just check with a knife to see that the juices are running clear and that the meat is white the whole way through rather than pale pink.

    I'll add this to our main thread on cooking turkey steaks later.

    What can i make with some turkey steaks tonight?

    Pink
  • rising_from_the_ashes
    rising_from_the_ashes Posts: 12,433 Forumite
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    Thanks Pink...

    And for the link - now added to my new "mse" folder so I can (hopefully) find them all again when I need to:D

    Now ... I better go & cook it!
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  • rising_from_the_ashes
    rising_from_the_ashes Posts: 12,433 Forumite
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    Just a quick update in case anyone wants to try them .....

    They were YUMMY:D


    Thanks all!
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  • CH27
    CH27 Posts: 5,531 Forumite
    rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »
    Just a quick update in case anyone wants to try them .....

    They were YUMMY:D


    Thanks all!

    Well done:T
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