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Turkey stew

  • 08-12-2011 12:07am
    #1
    Einhard
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    Hey, I have some left over turkey meat and want to make a stew with it tomorrow. I bought chicken stock today but have no idea how to get from that to delicious stew. Somehow I don't think putting the stock on the turkey will suffice! Any advice?


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  • #2
    CJhaughey
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    I made this, its pretty good.
    If you cook the meat first it should be easy enough to make.


  • #3
    Dizzyblonde
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    I'd dice, it, seal it in some oil in a pan and put it in a casserole dish. Then put carrots, onions and celery into the pan (chop them up into chunky pieces). When they start to soften, turn down the heat and add a heaped dessertspoon of flour. Stir well and let it cook gently for a minute or two. Add the hot (not boiling) stock and stir well while bringing it to the boil. Season with salt and black pepper and a good pinch of whatever herbs you like - sage goes really well, but even mixed herbs would do.
    Put it into the casserole dish with the turkey, put the lid on and cook it in the oven for 1.5 hours at 180c.
    Or cook it on the hob in a pot - you's need slightly more liquid though, and you could add barley if you like.


  • #4
    the beer revolu
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    If the turkey is raw, I'd follow Dizzy's advice (that method will make any kind of stew) but if it is already cooked, I'd follow that recipe but only put the meat in, cubed at the end to warm it through. Some bacon, fried at the start, will add to this dish too.


  • #5
    Einhard
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    Thanks for the replies. The meat is already cooked so i don't need to fry it. When you say I should just put it in at the end, wouldn't that leave the stew a little flavourless?


  • #6
    Dizzyblonde
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    If I were you I'd follow the other steps, then add the turkey for the last half hour. That will give it plenty of time to add flavour too and it won't break up too much either.
    The chopped bacon is a great idea too if you have any.


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  • #7
    the beer revolu
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    Einhard wrote: »
    Thanks for the replies. The meat is already cooked so i don't need to fry it. When you say I should just put it in at the end, wouldn't that leave the stew a little flavourless?


    Well, it's not really a stew as such. It's cooked turkey and veg in a sauce.
    The flavour will be coming from the stock and bacon if using. Cooked turkey won't impart much flavour to the sauce. I'd go along with putting it in a half hour before the end too.


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