Cooked a old bird yesterday and thought I'd post my recipe. I usually fry or make fajitas out of the breast but I think this is my new favorite. 2 cans of cream of mushroom soup 1 can of chicken broth 1 onion 8 potatoes quartered. Season breast to taste. I use tonys because I'm from la. Place everything in crock pot and cook on high for six hours. Easy and delicious! Post your favorite recipe if you have one. I'm always looking for something new to try. Thanks!!!
Did you place a breast in there whole, or did you slice it up some ?
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I put it in whole. And when I say whole I mean half a breast or one side.
That sounds really good and I'd try it had I actually shot a bird this year. :(
I generally marinate breasts in OJ and Italian dressing with a dash or two of crushed red pepper, wrap in bacon and throw on the smoker. You HAVE to drink beer while smoking bird though. Almost the most important step. ;D
We almost always fry it. Only other thing is pound out and grill for a sandwich. Coat in olive oil and sprinkle Italian seasoning mix before grilling.
Quote from: J.D. Shellnut on June 13, 2016, 02:47:57 PM
I put it in whole. And when I say whole I mean half a breast or one side.
Thank you Sir, I'll try it. Always looking for recipes, I'm fajita'd out.....
Gods of Thunder
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Your recipe sounds very similar to my wife's turkey pot pie which includes your ingredients plus a few chopped up carrots, celery, and diced turkey breast all tucked into a top/bottom crust and baked in the oven which is my favorite way to top off a successful turkey hunt.
I like it just about anyway you can fix it..all your recipes sound great, i like making jerky with it also..
Wow - some great recipes on here I've gotta try!
One of my go to recipes is taking a meat tenderizer to one of the breasts, and then dipping it in egg, then into flour, back to egg and then Italian bread crumbs. Fry it up a couple minutes each side in a pan with oil and add a little pasta sauce for some tasty turkey parm.
Slice, salt and pepper to taste. Add a couple table spoons of mayo to meat and stirr until coated with mayo, then roll in parmesan cheese and italian breads crumbs. Bake on 425 for about 20 minutes or until done.
I like to cook the legs and thighs in the crock pot. Just add potatoes, onions, and carrots with some broth and cook for 8 hrs. After about 6 hrs, add about a cup of medium roux. Them tough legs will melt in your mouth. Got to have a pan of biscuits too.
Just did the Sweet Baby Ray thing last nite in the crockpot, my bunch ate it up. Cleaned up and chunked up a breast, some water, salt & pepper and a little SBYs. On low 7-5 then dumped liquid, fork shredded and a bunch more SBR. Be careful not to let it dry out too much I turned mine 1/2 way thru. The fresh virginia seaside clams didn't hurt either. Good & Quick after work meal.
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I'm drooling right now ... Thank you very much.
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This needs to be a sticky for sure!!!!!
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That's what gonna happen with the other side of this old boy!!! That looks awesome!