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Old Crank

(4,288 posts)
Mon Jul 31, 2023, 01:49 PM Jul 2023

Saw somwthing interesting on a German cooking show today

The chef(in) was makign a dish with turkey breast. She took half a turkey breast, enough for about 4 people, turkeys tend to be much smaller here. She took the skin off, laid it flat on a cutting board pricked it all over then seasoned it, salt, pepper and I don't knwo what else. Then she took a sheet of parchment paper and cut it in half. Put one part into a skillet, laid the skin on it, then covered it wtih teh other part of the paper. Both trimmed in size so they would fit. Then she put a heavy pot on top of that and turned on the heat. Cooked until skin was nice and crisp. Drained it on paper towels then chopped it up for garnish on the prepared dish.

That is something I think I will try.

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Saw somwthing interesting on a German cooking show today (Original Post) Old Crank Jul 2023 OP
Sounds good. MOMFUDSKI Jul 2023 #1
I would try that. 2naSalit Jul 2023 #2
That's a really interesting way to crisp up the skin. Callalily Aug 2023 #3

2naSalit

(90,874 posts)
2. I would try that.
Mon Jul 31, 2023, 02:23 PM
Jul 2023

I like a little of it in crispy form but not a whole piece like would be on a chunk of chicken. As a garnish sounds good.

Callalily

(14,978 posts)
3. That's a really interesting way to crisp up the skin.
Wed Aug 2, 2023, 06:50 AM
Aug 2023

I can see where it'd be great for a garnish. May just have to try this the next time I get a turkey breast.

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