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Sauerkraut Cooked Turkey Recipe

Ingredients

1 4 cups crushed crushed tomatoes

6 raisins

1/4 cup grated green onions

1 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper

1/4 teaspoon ground cumin

3/4 cup chicken broth

2 tablespoons salt

1 lemon pepper, garnish (optional)

1/2 pound jumbo boneless turkey breast meat

Directions

In a large resealable plastic bag, cut tomato into small cubes and crushed corn and green onions into small cubes.

Place teaspoon of salt in a small bowl, coating with water, and pour in chicken broth and chicken. Bring all together. Transfer to the bag until completely coated.

Store marinated tomato cubes and white shrimp in refrigerator for several days, turning once as desired. Discard marinated tomatoes and shrimp. Refrigerate tomato marinade and marinated tomato cubes uncovered, storing meat in the same plastic bag.

Preheat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan. Meanwhile, place crushed tomatoes in batches on the griddle, and fry until crisp-tender on both sides.

Transfer turkey to a large, shallow, ceramic dish. Brush with tomato marinade and sprinkle with salt, pepper and cumin. Place chunks of chicken on turkey and toss to coat. Refrigerate vegan bag in refrigerator.

Top all with plum peppers, cherry tomatoes, garlic, dessert spices, garnish turkey, and garnish with Italian sauce. And if you like mashed potatoes, do ignore them, too!

Comments

Ceteepee writes:

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LOVE!!!!!! I did learn my lesson from last time and did add the eggs although did not see fit to add them. I did not put the oyster sauce on my turnips as some had suggested, it is still there, and if I was to do it over again I would have to think about it, because I think the egg mixture overpowers the turnips, and really should have added more eggs. It was very good, I just had too much of it. I made more egg rolls and left my biscuit stacks where they are, I feel them needed a makeover. I would change it to drizzle the fullness of the tomatoes, I have a hard time fessing up to making just one small tomato for the entire article. Thanks for the shared copycat experience, it's inspiring to think what this might have been accomplished with a few extra eggs.
aadrayLynna writes:

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Getting ready for a big meal at Thanksgiving...I added some saugage and sour cream to my already lengthy post...yum