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Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Turkey breast with sun dried tomatoes and chili

This absolutely improvised turkey breast "stew" was made together with the above detailed rustic rosemary bread. I can't figure out why these dishes are always the best, the ones that you didn't even plan on making... Well, all the more reason to just cook all the time :)

Ingredients, serves 2
  • 40 dkgs of turkey breast fillet
  • 1 can of chopped tomatoes
  • 5-6 sun dried tomatoes
  • half a can of sweet corn
  • 1 teaspoon of chili powder
  • 2 teaspoons of ground cumin
  • 1 onion chopped fine
  • 3 cloves of garlic
  • a bit of mexican seasoning
Chop the onions fine and start frying them in a bit of oil, they have to be brown. Meanwhile you can cut the turkey breast in smaller pieces, and then if the onions are done, add the meat. Cover it with a lid for 15 minutes and then remove the lid. Fry it until there isn't any water left under it. Add the seasoning and keep cooking it. Then you can add the tomatoes and the sweet corn, cook for another 5 minutes. If it's too sour, you can add a tiny bit of sweetener or sugar.

Friday, May 22, 2009

Turkey breast rolled into seeds



Ingredients:
  • turkey breast fillet
  • corn flour
  • wheat flour
  • ground walnut
  • sunflower seeds
  • sesame seeds (black or yellow)
  • almond chips
  • eggs
  • roasted chicken seasoning
Sprinkle the seasoning to the meat, its salty enough so you won't have to add extra salt. Mix the eggs. Add the walnut, and the other seeds to the wheat flour and a bit of seasoning so that it gives it a nice colour and taste.
First roll the meat into the corn wheat, then to the eggs, and finally to the mix of wheat and seeds. In a bit of oil fry it, slowly so that the meat doesnt stay raw. When it has a nice colour on bith sides, take it out and put it onto a paper which will absorb the unnecessary oil.