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What is your favorite recipe for wild turkey?

Question by Nebraskahunter18. Uploaded on June 13, 2011

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from Jere Smith wrote 2 years 3 days ago

None. I am not a turkey fan, Pheasant for me!

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from ableskeever wrote 2 years 3 days ago

On the rocks for me please.

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from country road wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Whole bird roasted in a tightly covered roasting pan with a can of beer. Uncover for the last thirty minutes to brown. This recipe seems too simple, but it is absolutely delicious.

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from Nebraskahunter18 wrote 2 years 3 days ago

country road.... How long do you cook it?

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from tennesseedeerhunter wrote 2 years 3 days ago

take the turkey breasts cut them into strips or small chunks mix some flour,salt,and pepper in a bowl and batter and deep fry em

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from Sarge01 wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Slice the breast, pound it, roll it in flour and fry it in butter, nothing better.

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from country road wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Nebraska---I go online and look up the time according to the weight of the bird.

Not that it makes very much difference, but I use a full flavored, non-lite beer and pour half in the body cavity and the rest in the pan. It comes out extremely moist and tender.

You can use two beers and pour one into your own body cavity---tell you wife I told you to.

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from country road wrote 2 years 3 days ago

If you don't have a covered roasting pan, you can use one of those disposable foil pans and tent aluminum foil over the top.

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from neuman23 wrote 2 years 3 days ago

I take my turkey breast and get it smoked. Delicious.

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from Beekeeper wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Slice breast meat across the grain about 1/2 inch thick. Tenderize with a meat cubing mallet. Roll in seasoned self rising flour and fry like chicken fingers in hot peanut oil. You'll forget the Colonel or any other chicken joint.

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from carsonstutz wrote 2 years 3 days ago

@Nebraskahunter18 - I shot my NE longbeard the day before memorial day. Got on foodnetwork.com and found Emeril Lagasse's "Essence" seasoning. Put some of that on the legs and breast and threw them on the smoker for 4-5 hours. Very tasty!

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from Del in KS wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Slice the breast meat into long very thin strips. Put them in a glass bowl and add a cup of Newman's family recipe Italian dressing. Mix with a clean hand and refrigerate overnight. Take the strips and skewer them on bamboo skewars (get them at asian grocery store) and grill on a hot grill for a few minutes on each side. While the meat is grilling take a clean spray bottle full of Kikkoman's soy sauce and spray when you put the meat on and again when you turn. DO NOT overdo the soy it has much salt in it. Only cook until the meat is just done. It is low calory and taste like a little bit of heaven. Give me a few and I will post a photo. you can see it on my profile page by clicking my name.

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from Del in KS wrote 2 years 3 days ago

The photo is up.

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from Nebraskahunter18 wrote 2 years 2 days ago

Thanks for the help

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from steve182 wrote 2 years 2 days ago

I don't have the recipes, but the best ways i've had it have been: jerky, pot-pie, smoked, and buffalo style, in no particular order.

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from txtrapper wrote 2 years 2 days ago

A tall glass of ice and a splash could finich the equasion..LOL! My favorite way is in jerky..

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from gumby wrote 2 years 2 days ago

Don't forget the liver. Duck livers are the best, but turkey livers are almost as good.

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from ableskeever wrote 2 years 3 days ago

On the rocks for me please.

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from Beekeeper wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Slice breast meat across the grain about 1/2 inch thick. Tenderize with a meat cubing mallet. Roll in seasoned self rising flour and fry like chicken fingers in hot peanut oil. You'll forget the Colonel or any other chicken joint.

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from country road wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Whole bird roasted in a tightly covered roasting pan with a can of beer. Uncover for the last thirty minutes to brown. This recipe seems too simple, but it is absolutely delicious.

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from Nebraskahunter18 wrote 2 years 3 days ago

country road.... How long do you cook it?

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from tennesseedeerhunter wrote 2 years 3 days ago

take the turkey breasts cut them into strips or small chunks mix some flour,salt,and pepper in a bowl and batter and deep fry em

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from Sarge01 wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Slice the breast, pound it, roll it in flour and fry it in butter, nothing better.

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from country road wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Nebraska---I go online and look up the time according to the weight of the bird.

Not that it makes very much difference, but I use a full flavored, non-lite beer and pour half in the body cavity and the rest in the pan. It comes out extremely moist and tender.

You can use two beers and pour one into your own body cavity---tell you wife I told you to.

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from country road wrote 2 years 3 days ago

If you don't have a covered roasting pan, you can use one of those disposable foil pans and tent aluminum foil over the top.

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from neuman23 wrote 2 years 3 days ago

I take my turkey breast and get it smoked. Delicious.

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from carsonstutz wrote 2 years 3 days ago

@Nebraskahunter18 - I shot my NE longbeard the day before memorial day. Got on foodnetwork.com and found Emeril Lagasse's "Essence" seasoning. Put some of that on the legs and breast and threw them on the smoker for 4-5 hours. Very tasty!

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from Del in KS wrote 2 years 3 days ago

Slice the breast meat into long very thin strips. Put them in a glass bowl and add a cup of Newman's family recipe Italian dressing. Mix with a clean hand and refrigerate overnight. Take the strips and skewer them on bamboo skewars (get them at asian grocery store) and grill on a hot grill for a few minutes on each side. While the meat is grilling take a clean spray bottle full of Kikkoman's soy sauce and spray when you put the meat on and again when you turn. DO NOT overdo the soy it has much salt in it. Only cook until the meat is just done. It is low calory and taste like a little bit of heaven. Give me a few and I will post a photo. you can see it on my profile page by clicking my name.

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from Del in KS wrote 2 years 3 days ago

The photo is up.

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from Nebraskahunter18 wrote 2 years 2 days ago

Thanks for the help

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from steve182 wrote 2 years 2 days ago

I don't have the recipes, but the best ways i've had it have been: jerky, pot-pie, smoked, and buffalo style, in no particular order.

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from txtrapper wrote 2 years 2 days ago

A tall glass of ice and a splash could finich the equasion..LOL! My favorite way is in jerky..

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from gumby wrote 2 years 2 days ago

Don't forget the liver. Duck livers are the best, but turkey livers are almost as good.

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from Jere Smith wrote 2 years 3 days ago

None. I am not a turkey fan, Pheasant for me!

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