- (1) 3lb Butterball turkey breast, boneless, no giblets, pack of gravy
- 1/2 can chicken broth
- olive oil
- cloves of garlic
- salt and pepper
directions
- remove plastic packaging on turkey, including removing all the strings, and wash thoroughly
- transfer turkey to crockpot, skin side up
- rub in olive oil, salt, and pepper
- place garlic on turkey, and some digging into the turkey, some under the skin
- pour in half can of chicken broth (broth water level should cover half the turkey, not all of it)
- cook on low for 8 hours
- transfer turkey to another pot to cool down, then refrigerate
- strain remaining turkey juices (to remove fat) and pour into another pan. refrigerate for use later to make gravy using gravy packet that's included
result
- looks juicy from the broth, but not soggy
- haven't tasted it yet! will try when i get home....
- oh no!!! it was TOO SALTY! yikes! my first crockpot failure! oy!
- possibly overcooked? not as juicy as roasting in the oven. meat was still moist in a easily-splits-apart-with-your fork kind of way
next time
- DON'T season with salt. just use pepper only
- probably shouldn't use chicken broth either. using salt and chicken broth was probably overkill. i'll use water next time. it's easier to make it bland and then add salt later.
- maybe cook for shorter period of time. 6 hrs? 7 hrs? def less than 8 hrs...
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