After 40 minutes, flip
the turkey breast side up.
Carefully (using something to protect your hands) turn
turkey breast side up.
Remove the turkey from the oven, then use wads of paper towels to flip
the turkey breast side up.
Turn
the turkey breast side up, pull the body open, and use the heel of your hand to press down firmly, cracking the rib bones so the turkey lays flat.
If I carve the turkey tableside, I'll cook
the turkey breast side up so it will be beautifully roasted and golden brown.
After 30 minutes, flip your bird, turn the oven down to 350 °F and cook
turkey breast side up for for 3 - 3 1/2 hours, until it reaches an internal temperature of 165 °F.
Not exact matches
Then, submerge
turkey in brine, making sure that it is completely covered (it doesn't matter if it's
breast -
side up or
breast side down).
Flip the
turkey and continue to roast,
breast side up, for about 3 hours.
A long weekend in NYC sounds lovely — what a nice way to start the season; and making a
turkey breast in a slow cooker instead of the oven sounds like a fantastic way to free
up the oven for the important parts of Thanksgiving - > the
side dishes
Get the
turkey so it's
breast side up, just so we know where we are, then flip it over so the backbone can be removed.
Take your kitchen shears and cut on either
side of the backbone, it might take some convincing on a couple spots, then once you've cut through on both
sides toss the bone into the stockpot with the neck if you got it and place the
turkey right onto the baking sheet your roasting it on
breast side up so it's sort of splayed out.
Place the
turkey sections,
breast side up, on a grill in a smoker and smoke with indirect heat over an aromatic wood such as pecan, apple, or hickory.
Place rolled
turkey breast on top of the onions, skin
side up.
Once the
turkey is prepared, place it in a large roasting pan,
breast side up on a metal rack.
Spread half of onion mixture over
turkey breast; roll
up jelly - roll fashion, starting with long
sides.
Place the
turkey in the roasting pan,
breast side up.
Unwrap the
turkey breast and place it skin -
side up in a baking dish.
Transfer the
turkey,
breast -
side up, to a wire - rack placed over a parchment - lined sheet tray.
Turn the
turkey over,
breast side up, and press down hard with the heels of your hands in the center of the
breast to flatten — it will crack.
Place
turkey breast -
side up on top of the vegetables.
Place the skin back neatly over the
turkey, tuck the legs back into position and place
turkey,
breast side up, into a roasting pan that is lined with foil and add water.
Place
turkey, skin
side up, over indirect heat,
breast halves facing each other, with legs closest to direct heat.
Place
turkey,
breast side up, on rack in shallow roasting pan.
Place
turkey,
breast side up, on rack in roasting pan and pour 1 cup water into pan.
Place the chicken or
turkey on a rack in the roasting pan,
breast side up.
Spread half of onion mixture over
turkey breast; roll
up jelly - roll fashion, starting with long
sides.
Once the
turkey is done baking for 30 minutes remove from the oven, carefully use two towels to protect your hands and transfer the
turkey breast into the roasting pan
breast side up on top of the stuffing.
The Carnival Deli serves
up tasty deli favorites like steaming Reuben sandwiches, roast
turkey breast on a country roll, or hot pastrami on rye bread, with a kosher pickle on the
side.