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Lemon Roast Turkey with Hazelnut & Fig Stuffing Recipe at MyDish

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Lemon Roast Turkey with Hazelnut & Fig Stuffing

by Nora

by Nora
Views 2752, Added Tue Dec 2 2008

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    Tips

    Can prepare the stuffing the day before Once cooked leave the Turkey to rest for 10 - 15 mins before carving.

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    Ingredients

    • 6-8 kg whole turkey
    • 1 lemon. cut into 5mm-thick slices
    • 120g butter. melted
    • 3-4 sprigs fresh rosemary
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    • HAZELNUT & FIG STUFFING
    • 60g butter
    • 1 onion. coarsely chopped
    • 3 garlic cloves. finely chopped
    • 2-3 tbsp. olive oil
    • 4 cups fresh breadcrumbs
    • 100g coarsely chopped dried figs
    • 100g chopped fresh parsley
    • 50g coarsely chopped dry-roasted hazelnuts
    • 8-10g finely grated lemon rind

    Method

    1. 1.To make the hazelnut & fig stuffing, fry the onions until soft and tender. Add in the garlic and then take out to cool.
    2. 2. Lightly toast the bread and crumble into breadcrumbs - add to the onions and garlic mix and then add in the figs, parsley, lemon and hazlenut

    3. 7.Preheat oven to 180C.

    4. 8.To prepare the Turkey first remove excess fat, giblets and neck from the turkey cavity. Wipe inside and out with paper towel.
    5. 9.Loosely fill the Turkey with the stuffing and to keep it from falling out tie the legs together.
    6. 10. Put lemon slices and some knobs of butter together with the rosemary under the skin of the Turkey - keeps the meat moist.

    7. 10.Add a cup of water to a large roasting pan. Place the turkey, breast-side up, on a wire rack in the pan and cover the pan with foil. Roast, basting with remaining butter, every 30 minutes, for 2 1/2 hours.
    8. 11.Remove foil for the last 45 mins of roasting and then

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    Apple Glazed Turkey Recipe at MyDish

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    Apple Glazed Turkey

    by Team MyDish

    by Team MyDish
    Views 1358, Added Thu Nov 26 2009

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      Ingredients

      • 6-8 kg Turkey
      • 1 cup Apple jelly
      • 1 tsp. Ground cinnamon
      • 0.5 tsp. Ground red pepper
      • 1 tsp. Salt
      • 3 Onions. sliced

      Method

      1. 1. Heat oven to 325 degrees F. arrange the sliced onions on the bottom of the pan and place the turkey on top.

      2. 2. Roast the turkey until the skin is browned, about 3-3 1/2 hours. Cover the turkey with aluminum foil and Continue to roast about a half hour more.

      3. 3. In a small pot, melt apple jelly. Stir in cinnamon and pepper to mix. Brush turkey with apple glaze and grill it for couple of minutes while you keep brushing with the the apple glaze.

      4. 4. Remove turkey from oven, tent loosely with aluminum foil, and let rest 30 minutes before serving.

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      Basil, Lemon Turkey Crown Recipe at MyDish

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      Basil, Lemon Turkey Crown

      by JWMCCABE

      by JWMCCABE
      Views 1447, Added Mon Nov 14 2011

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        • by Imogen11

          Imogen11  Thu Dec 15 2011   • Reply

          Hi JWMCCABE – thanks for your full explanation I get it know. I can see why the crown may be more expensive, basically the best bits and must be extra work removing the legs and wings etc. Sounds great though and definitely will be on the menu this Xmas – wishing you well over the Festive Season - Imogen

        • by JWMCCABE

          JWMCCABE  Tue Nov 15 2011   • Reply

          The turkey crown is the top part of the turkey. Some people refer to the crown as the turkey with just the legs removed, but most often the underparts have been cut away and it comes with the bone (not boneless). Turkey crowns are smaller, much quicker to cook, and easier to carve (no worrying about appendages). One downside to turkey crowns is that they can be far more expensive than buying a whole turkey. UK/EU --Costco, Lidl, TescoUS- Costco, Publix, Kroger

        • by Imogen11

          Imogen11  Tue Nov 15 2011   • Reply

          Hi - can you tell me more about "The Crown" bit - not heard of this part of the turkey before and where can I get it? Like the sound of this recipe a lot and seriously planning to cook it for Xmas day. Look forward to hearing from you - all the best - Imogen.

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        Ingredients

        • 1 large Turkey
        •  paprika
        •  salt
        • 1 lemon
        • 1 tbsp butter
        •  basil

        Method

        1. Very Large ''Fresh'' Turkey crown, rub sea salt and paprika on the skin.

        2. Pierce the layer between the skin and the body, so the skin is separated from the body but not broken. Place aside. In a separate dish mix softened butter, basil and the zest of one whole lemon.

        3. Mix ingredients until fully combined.

        4. Spread butter mixture underneath the skin , either with your hands, gently rub all over the body of the crown. Place in preheated 220 oven for 3.5 to 4 hours( depending upon how crispy you prefer!)

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