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Kimberlymmj said:Can I do this? I am making it tonight. How long would I cook the turkey for? Has anyone ever done the turkey? I've done the chicken and it is always delciious.,
CathyP said:I did a small (3.5 lb.) bone-in turkey breast in the DCB the other night. It took 20 mins. cooking time and turned out fabulous! It was just as amazing looking as to 30 min. chicken. Hubby was impressed too!
I'll probably be doing this frequently since it's not only cheaper than buying sliced turkey breast from the deli or grocery, but it's way healthier than the sodium and preservative-packed pre-packaged stuff.
Grandmarita said:I've done a 9 lb. chicken in our Deep covered Baker in 30 minutes, so a 6 lb. Turkey breast, most likely will be about the same 30 minutes. Use your thermometer and test for 160 degrees to assure it is safe. You can use our Smokey BBQ rub for good color.
wadesgirl said:You got a 9 lb chicken to work in 30 minutes? I had a 5 pound chicken once and it took forever to cook! And was almost too big for the baker!
The recommended cooking time for a 6 pound turkey breast with bone in using the Deep Covered Baker is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes at 375°F.
No, the turkey breast will produce its own juices while cooking in the Deep Covered Baker. However, you can add a small amount of chicken broth or water if desired.
No, it is not recommended to cook a frozen turkey breast in the Deep Covered Baker. The turkey should be fully thawed before cooking to ensure even cooking and food safety.
The internal temperature of the turkey breast should reach 165°F when fully cooked. You can use a meat thermometer to check the temperature in the thickest part of the breast.
Yes, the Deep Covered Baker is perfect for making gravy from the turkey drippings. Simply remove the turkey breast from the baker and use the drippings to make a delicious gravy on the stovetop.