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Advice please...3 people Turkey Breast...never cooked one before where do I get one?

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Overseasmom100 · 17/12/2020 21:31

Please dont laugh...Smile but am cooking Christmas day usually go elsewhere. I want to do a turkey breast just a small one...so...

  1. Where do I get one? Supermarket I went to today M & S had none neither did Morrisons!
  1. Do I cook it like a Chicken
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Overseasmom100 · 17/12/2020 21:44

Im feeling abit silly!!!

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cdtaylornats · 17/12/2020 23:03

Any supermarket - it will be called a turkey crown and it'll come with instructions.

Overseasmom100 · 18/12/2020 00:47

My friend says you have to pre order at m and s!!!

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RoseMartha · 18/12/2020 00:49

Tesco have frozen chicken or turkey breast in the foil tub.

Aquamarine1029 · 18/12/2020 01:02

Personally, I don't like just the breast. I would just get a small turkey and cook it just like you would a chicken.

myhobbyisouting · 18/12/2020 01:05

You're too early for a fresh one. Frozen are in stock though.

And no, you can either pre-order from the food to order options or you can just go in store from around about 19th

PigletJohn · 18/12/2020 01:39

A Turkey crown is much easier to cook and carve than a bird.

The fancier ones may be larded and stuffed, which will help if you are not an accomplished cook. Get one bigger than you think. Follow the instructions on the pack, especially resting it while you do your vegs before serving.

I would get fresh, not frozen.

Overseasmom100 · 18/12/2020 17:44

Thank you will nip next week

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ThatIsNotMyUsername · 18/12/2020 17:46

I just get a turkey breast roll - very simple to cook.

PigletJohn · 18/12/2020 19:21

best I ever had was a saddle of turkey, which is like a crown but boned.

It was also the most expensive, perhaps because it needs a bit more work and you are not paying for the weight of bones.

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