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Elbee
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TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
Any Recipes?
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Posted 2/12/07 11:10 AM  |
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jms100303
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
How do you have turkey london broil? I have never heard of that. I thought london broil is a cut of steak, like porterhouse and filet mignon.
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| Posted 2/12/07 11:36 AM |
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Elbee
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
No, it's also a cut of turkey.
It is the breast, butterflyed.
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| Posted 2/12/07 12:01 PM |
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Kissy331
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
I just bought one
My SIL told me to marinate in lemon juice & some sea salt...BBQ it
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| Posted 2/12/07 12:12 PM |
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NewlyMrs
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
I cook it all the time & treat it the same way as chicken. I'll marinate it or cook it in crock pot, or bake, serve with gravy, etc.
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| Posted 2/12/07 12:15 PM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
They so need a clever name for that like TURLONDON BROIL
or TURKBROIL LONDON
ANyone have any better ideas?
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| Posted 2/12/07 12:18 PM |
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Lisa
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
Posted by jms100303
How do you have turkey london broil? I have never heard of that. I thought london broil is a cut of steak, like porterhouse and filet mignon.
I "think" London broil refers to the cut of meat rather than just a steak
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| Posted 2/12/07 12:26 PM |
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Lisa
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
I found this when i Googled Turkey London broil
Turkey cuts have come a long way. Newer ones include skinless, boneless turkey breast halves (sometimes labeled "turkey London broil"); turkey cutlets (often labeled "turkey breast filets"), a fine substitute for veal in a scaloppine; and turkey tenderloins. Turkey breast is very lean, so keep a close eye on these cuts to avoid overcooking.
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| Posted 2/12/07 2:55 PM |
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MrsRbk
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
at my boss's holiday party, he had a sit down catered dinner at his house, and they had this incredible Turkey London Broil that seemed to be marniated in balsalmic vinegar. I have never tasted anything so good!
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| Posted 2/12/07 3:38 PM |
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BikerGrl
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
I like to season it up & bake it!
I rub it with olive oil, sea salt, pepper, rosemary, thyme & garlic powder. Leave it covered w/ foil for 1/2 the cooking time, it keeps it moist! I make a gravy to go with it!!
More or less I cook it the same as I cook a chicken or turkey breast on the bone!
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| Posted 2/12/07 5:17 PM |
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princess99
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Re: TURKEY LONDON BROIL?
I put just 2 grams of fat Italian dressing on it, some terayyaki also and mush it up and put in oven bag and bake. YUM! ( Make sure to follow directions on oven bag on venting it....)
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| Posted 2/12/07 9:22 PM |
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