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I really need to get better at labelling things when I put them in the freezer. I took out what I thought was chicken breasts the other day and it ended up being turkey steaks! I always think I will remember what I am putting in there, but I never do! Does anyone else have that problem? Tell me I am not alone in this! Please!
Its the same with leftover stews and such. I pop them into plastic containers and think to myself, I’ll remember what this is . . . and then I don’t! We often dine on mysterious things that aren’t known to me until they are thawed, LOL. That’s me!
So anyways, I had these turkey steaks that I had to do something with and so I put my thinking cap on. This is what I came up with!
Its really, really simple. There is no browning of the steaks ahead of time. You just lay them in the baking dish, and pour the sauce over top.
Less than half an hour in the oven and you have perfectly cooked tender turkey steaks with a delicious sauce to spoon over top.
The sauce is really simple. Its just a combination of mayonnaise, black cherry jam and some BBQ sauce. You can use your favourite kind of BBQ sauce. Its really simple. I haven’t used low fat mayonnaise so I can’t speak to how that would work.
The quantities I have given are for one serving, but you can easily multiply the amounts to serve more people.
If you don’t have turkey steaks, you could also use chicken breasts, or thighs. I would use boneless, and thighs would take longer to cook than breasts. You could also use bone in chicken, which again would take even longer.
If you are using bone in poultry, I would cover them first, or maybe even just season and cook them for about half an hour before spooning the sauce over top and cooking them until tender. (Do baste. YUM!)
This sauce would also go very well on Salmon fillets I think. I would brown them in a skillet for several minutes on both sides until done, and then just heat the sauce ingredients together in a saucepan, spooning the sauce over the finished fish to serve.
We had them with some scalloped potatoes and a vegetable. This was really, really nice.
So we ended up with an unplanned surprise of a dinner that was really, really delicious! I love it when that happens!
Yield: variableAuthor: Marie Rayner
Black Cherry Sauced Turkey Steaks
prep time: 5 minscook time: 25 minstotal time: 30 mins
Tender and delicious with a scrumptious sauce. I am giving the quantities for one. Just multiply for however many turkey steaks you are cooking!
ingredients:
1 Turkey steak
1 TBS black cherry jam
1 TBS good quality mayonnaise
1 TBS your favourite BBQ sauce
Salt and black pepper to taste
instructions:
Preheat the oven to 180*C/350*F/ gas mark 4. Lay your turkey steak(s) out in a baking dish just large enough to hold them comfortably. Season them to taste. Whisk together the remaining ingredients until smooth and well combined. Spoon over the turkey steak. Bake in the preheated oven for 20 to 25 minutes, turning them over once or twice and basting them. At the end of that time they should be nicely glazed and the juices should run clear. Take care not to over cook them, or they will be dry. You want them just cooked through and still moist. You can double the quantities of the sauce if you want more sauce. Serve hot with the thickened sauce spooned over top.
Perfectly cooked, tender and delicious with plenty of sauce. Quick and simple to make, using simple ingredients you probably already have in the house and serving as few or as many as you want to feed. What more could you ask for! Bon Appetit!
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