Turkey

• Brine
• Barbecue sauce
• Turkey

Barbecue is an important part of North Carolina culture, with its own traditions and customs. This recipe suggests cooking a smoked turkey on the grill, North Carolina style. Before smoking, the bird is soaked overnight in a spiced brine. read more

Preparing a turkey for the holidays doesn't require spending a ton of time on a whole turkey. One breast will serve 6-8 people, and it takes much less time. Another way to make things easier is to roast the breast in advance and freeze it. Follow these steps: read more

• Bouillon
• Soup

After a holiday turkey, there are often leftover backs, breast bones, wing parts, and, if the bird was large, some meat. Use these leftovers to make a flavorful Vietnamese pho soup the next day. In this recipe, the roast carcass... read more

These mini sandwiches on potato buns are easy for little hands to hold, making them perfect for school snacks. Each sandwich is packed with flavor (thanks to mayo and barbecue sauce) and protein-packed with roasted turkey and... read more

Deep-fried turkey captivates not only with its magnificent appearance but also with its flavor: it stays juicy, and you don't have to worry about it drying out. Plus, the skin is crispy and golden brown, which is difficult to achieve. read more

The subtle flavor of porcini mushrooms will make your holiday turkey truly luxurious. This recipe uses dried porcini mushrooms. Let them soak in water and mix with butter. Then rub the mushroom butter all over the inside of the turkey and... read more

After trimming all the meat and the tastiest pieces from your holiday turkey, don't throw away the carcass. You can use it to make a delicious soup the next day. Roasted bones add a richer, more intense flavor to the broth. Add vegetables, herbs, and small... read more

• Turkey and brine
• Spiced oil

The turkey (butterfly trimmed for even, quick roasting) is soaked overnight in a herb-tea, orange-bourbon brine, then rubbed with cumin, coriander, and garlic butter and baked until crispy - read more

Turkey breast chops acquire the incredible flavor and aroma of mushrooms and Marsala wine, which is used to make the sauce. Pan-fry the chops, and use the remaining juices and any bits left on the bottom to make Marsala sauce. read more

This salad features curried basmati rice, complemented by crisp, juicy vegetables and refreshing greens, along with pieces of roasted turkey. Mango chutney and lime are the perfect ingredients for a sweet-tart, refreshing... read more

The beauty of this recipe is that you partially roast the turkey legs at home in the oven, and you can do it a day ahead so the hungry crowd at the grill doesn't have to wait long for a treat. Just before serving, the legs are grilled and... read more

For this recipe, ask the butcher to butterfly the turkey. This way, it will cook twice as fast and more evenly, ensuring perfectly crisp skin. And the sweet and savory mixture will give it a delicious barbecue flavor. read more

• Mop sauce
• Spice mix

The principle of cooking these drumsticks isn't much different from any other barbecue: you rub them with a spice mixture, let them marinate, then grill them, brushing them with mop sauce. What gives them that incredible Asian flavor is the combination of spices and... read more

Roast a turkey under a blanket of cheesecloth soaked in plenty of butter, and you'll have a super-juicy, tender, and flavorful bird with a golden crust. This turkey cooking method works like magic, and you'll definitely want to... read more

• Rainbow rolls
• Fruit snakes
• Chocolate-coated pretzels

Prepare lunch boxes for your children at school with healthy, delicious, and most importantly, colorful snacks that they're sure to eat every last crumb. This recipe suggests filling a lunch box with rainbow lavash rolls: green, red, and... read more

Want your child to enjoy a healthy snack? Make healthy sandwiches in the shapes of interesting figures. It's easy to do with various cookie cutters, and your child will be happy to help! The sandwiches are made with whole grains - read more

• Sweet potato hummus
• Wraps

Why not give traditional hummus a new twist? Baked sweet potatoes are a perfect choice. Their soft texture pairs beautifully with chickpea puree, making them a great spread for delicious and healthy wraps. read more

Don't underestimate the ability of a simple turkey to impress with its flavor. The dried pasilla peppers used in this recipe impart a smoky, rather than spicy, flavor to the bird. The flavor becomes richer and deeper, and... read more

• Turkey
• Filling (side dish)

The spicy Jamaican jerk sauce in which the bird is marinated gives this turkey its delicious flavor and aroma. If you can't find jerk sauce, substitute it with a jerk spice mix mixed with vegetable oil. Add it to the cavity of the marinated turkey. read more

• Turkey
• Glaze
• Gravy

Bobby Flay's luxurious turkey will be the center of attention on your holiday table. This recipe eliminates the need to marinate the bird, but it still turns out delicious. Flavorful, juicy turkey meat, coated in a dark brown... read more

• Turkey with pumpkin
• Brussels sprouts
• Sweet potato
• Filling

When you're preparing a holiday dinner for two, there's no point in standing over the stove all day—you can bake everything on one baking sheet! This recipe bakes all the most popular Thanksgiving treats served in the US in one batch: turkey, bread... read more

These delicious and healthy multigrain sandwiches are packed with protein and fiber. Made with turkey and a generous helping of kale, a little crispy bacon and light mayo add tons of flavor. To make sure the kale is fresh... read more

• Creamy hummus with vegetables

This delicious, juicy, and healthy sandwich will appeal to both adults and children, as it's made with protein-rich hummus, fresh vegetables, and a slice of smoked turkey for an irresistible flavor. This sandwich uses traditional hummus - read more

• Sandwich rolls
• Chipotle mayonnaise

These sandwich rolls, or lavash rolls, are perfect for a filling snack or appetizer at a family party. They're also convenient to make ahead of time, so you can refrigerate them and cut them into convenient rolls before serving. To make them, use lavash bread: read more

If you want to cook a holiday turkey quickly and easily, use only the meatiest part—the breast—and roasting will take just over an hour. For the healthiest option, remove the skin from the breast. Rub the turkey with: read more

The perfect holiday turkey must be brined in a herby brine. Firstly, it makes the meat juicier, and even if you overcook it in the oven, the bird will still be more tender and juicier than if you cooked it without brining. read more

Instead of a whole turkey, roast the meatiest and tastiest part of the turkey—the breast—in the oven. The dish will look just as festive, but it'll take much less time than a whole bird, and a single breast will cook more evenly. read more

Deep-frying a whole turkey may seem like a risky undertaking, but the meat turns out so delicious and juicy, covered with a wonderful crispy crust that you can't achieve in the oven. If you're planning to treat your loved ones to a unique holiday dish, it's important to... read more

The morning after the holiday, invite family and friends over to continue enjoying the holiday delicacies. This recipe suggests frying Belgian waffles using leftovers from Thanksgiving dinner. The most popular ingredients include: read more

Before roasting, the turkey is marinated overnight in a fragrant tea brine with orange juice and a splash of bourbon, which makes the meat tender, juicy, and very flavorful. And to ensure the skin is delicious and crispy, read more

If you love traditional falafel but aren't a vegetarian, try making it with turkey. Its subtle flavor won't overpower the classic chickpea flavor, and to make things easier, buy natural raw turkey sausages, remove the skins, and... read more

• Filling
• Taco

When making Tex-Mex tacos, swap out traditional beef for leaner, lower-calorie turkey, and you'll have a great dinner that's both calorie- and prep-friendly. It'll take you just over 15 minutes—perfect! read more

Damaris Phillips suggests making the popular Hot Brown sandwich with gooey cheese sauce in individual cast iron skillets, which is very convenient since you'll be making a lot of cheese sauce. Cubes of stale bread and slices of baked goods - read more

These Thai noodles are made with leftovers from a holiday turkey. Shred the meat with two forks into small pieces and toss in homemade pad thai sauce. Once the noodles (linguine pasta) are cooked, the fun part begins – the stir-fry. If you don't have a wok, read more

• Turkey
• Classic gravy

A superb combination of lemon and coarsely ground black pepper is what gives this festive turkey its distinctive flavor and rich aroma. The bird is rubbed inside and out with a mixture of lemon zest and pepper and then basted with melted butter. read more

• Turkey
• Gravy

With this recipe from Ree Drummond, your holiday turkey will be extraordinary! "I love brining my turkey, and this one turned out absolutely divine," says Ree. Before roasting, the bird is soaked for several hours in a whiskey brine and... read more

• Turkey
• Classic gravy

Before roasting, the turkey is marinated overnight in a dry marinade of spices typical of Tex-Mex cuisine - cumin, coriander, ancho pepper, onion powder, and all this fragrant combination is complemented by a little brown sugar to create a crust - read more

• Roll
• Gravy

This meatloaf looks very impressive and is a great alternative to holiday turkey if you're expecting a small crowd. It's made using only turkey breast, which is butterflyed and flattened. Wrap in read more

This classic orange and rosemary turkey will be the highlight of any holiday. It's also perfect for Christmas or New Year's. Your guests will be delighted! Before roasting, the bird is soaked in a brine for several hours with - read more

A roasted turkey certainly looks festive, but sometimes it's too much for a small gathering or a family of three. A great alternative is a turkey roulade! It's made with just the breast and filled with traditional bread crumbs. read more

This soup was inspired by the popular Kentucky Hot Brown sandwich: a slice of roasted turkey, fried bacon, and a thick Mornay cheese sauce sit on a toasted slice of bread. You'll find all these ingredients in the cheese version, too. read more

Turkey bacon is thin strips of smoked turkey thigh. It's not as fatty as traditional pork bacon, but it's just as delicious and crispy when baked. In this recipe, the turkey bacon strips are interlaced into a lattice pattern, and... read more

• Cake
• Filling
• Cream

Use leftovers from your holiday roast turkey to make a delicious quiche the next day, perfect for brunch. For the filling, you'll need just half a cup of ground turkey. Mix it with grated cheddar and serve on a... read more

Lavash rolls with cream cheese, turkey, spinach, basil, carrots, and roasted bell peppers are a delicious and healthy appetizer perfect for a family holiday. They have a colorful cut-out look, and when skewered vertically... read more

Although only turkey breast is used in the preparation, it is served according to all the rules of a real holiday turkey, which is traditionally served on the table at Christmas or Thanksgiving. The bird's breast is poached in broth at low heat. read more

This recipe was inspired by the Tex-Mex fajita. Unlike the traditional dish, the meat and vegetables are served over rice instead of tortillas. The base of this bowl is fluffy basmati rice, flavored with a refreshing mashed potato. read more

Leftovers from the holiday turkey can be used to make a delicious, hearty soup with vegetables and egg noodles the next day. The soup is made with chicken broth. You can use store-bought or homemade broth. Leeks, carrots, garlic, and... read more

After cutting the meat off your festive roast turkey, don't throw away the remaining skeleton: it will make an excellent base for a delicious, flavorful broth that you can cook in advance and store in the refrigerator or freezer for use in cooking - read more

Leftover holiday turkey can be used the next day to make a hearty, delicious casserole with pasta and bubbly, gooey cheese. Shredded turkey is tossed in a spicy, creamy cheese sauce with pickled jalapeños and... read more

Chop suey is a popular Asian stew in the United States, invented by Chinese immigrants. It contains pieces of chicken (or turkey), various vegetables such as napa cabbage, celery, bamboo shoots, shiitake mushrooms, and spices. All of this is cooked in a... read more

• Shredded turkey
• Pickled red onions
• Black bean puree
• Tortillas

Panucho is a popular Mexican street food consisting of a crispy corn tortilla filled with refried black beans and served with toppings such as shredded turkey, pickled onions, avocado slices, and tomato. Below are some examples: read more

• Bird
• Homemade seasoning
• Cornbread
• Filling

Turducken is a popular poultry roast in the US and UK. The dish's amusing name comes from the combination of three English words: turkey, duck, and chicken. The roast is prepared for Thanksgiving and is shaped like a Russian doll. read more

• Turkey legs
• Spice mix
• Mop sauce

Before smoking, turkey drumsticks are brushed with a mixture of olive oil and Worcestershire sauce and rubbed with a fragrant spice mixture and brown sugar. To ensure both the skin and meat are delicious, it's important to treat not only the surface of the drumsticks, but also the underside. read more

If you're cooking just a turkey breast for dinner instead of a whole bird, this recipe will make it especially juicy. Plus, the breast is baked along with the vegetables, so you'll have a side dish ready at the same time. The recipe is incredibly simple: - read more

A smoked turkey for Thanksgiving will be very juicy and tender, even without marinating, and the smoke flavor will be mild and subtle. If you don't have a smoker, you can use an outdoor grill and... read more

Even if you substitute only the breast for the whole turkey, the dish will still look very festive and appetizing. Before roasting, the whole breast is rubbed under the skin and all over with a herb paste made from chopped fresh herbs (rosemary, sage, - read more

This recipe for a delicious, juicy turkey leaves behind a rich, savory juice after roasting. Use it to make a gravy for the bird! A bunch of traditional roasting herbs (thyme, parsley, rosemary, sage, and bay leaf) gives the turkey its special flavor. read more

Of course, you can't fit a whole turkey in an air fryer, but you can roast just the breast, and it will turn out juicy, golden brown, and flavorful, like a true holiday treat. No marinating is required. Skin-on breasts before frying - read more

Before roasting in the oven, turkey legs are soaked for 24 hours in a brine made from equal parts salt, maple syrup, and bourbon, with the addition of grainy mustard, black and red pepper, cloves, garlic, bay leaf, and dried thyme. This is - read more

• Filling
• Topping

This stuffed pie is baked in a cast iron skillet, suitable for both stovetop and oven use. First, the stuffing is cooked on the stovetop in the skillet, using shredded turkey breast, onions, carrots, celery, green peas, and spices. To make it: read more

Instead of a regular chicken, roast a capon for the holiday table. This meaty rooster is sure to feed a large crowd. Or use a small turkey. Rub the bird with a spice mixture and marinate in the refrigerator overnight. And then... read more

If you've decided to cook a whole turkey for the holiday, start preparing it two days in advance, or more precisely, two nights in advance. The first night and the following day, let the carcass gradually defrost in the refrigerator if it's frozen. And the day before... read more

In this recipe, the turkey legs are roasted separately from the rest of the carcass, resulting in incredibly juicy meat with a delicious golden brown crust. Before roasting, the turkey is rubbed with a dry curing mixture and stuffed with lemons. read more

• Rachel's mini sandwiches
• Hot mini sandwiches with cheese and tomatoes
• Mini sandwiches "Patti Melt"

If you're hosting a dinner party with friends to watch a game, a movie, or play board games, the perfect treat is a variety of miniature hot sandwiches. They're delicious, filling, easy to eat with your hands without getting messy, and most importantly, easy to make. read more

A luxurious five-kilogram turkey, covered in a golden brown crust, is the perfect centerpiece for any big holiday. Roast it the classic American Thanksgiving way, and you'll be delighted with its flavorful... read more

The American Reuben sandwich is a unique combination of black bread, meat, sauerkraut, and melting Swiss cheese. This recipe replaces the traditional corned beef with thinly sliced ​​turkey breast. They are layered... read more

This huge, juicy, and filling sandwich will be appreciated by those who expect maximum flavor from every bite. Roast beef, corned beef, turkey breast, and pastrami—all four types of meat are sliced ​​into the thinnest possible pieces and stacked between two slices. read more

A delicious and healthy, hearty soup made with mushrooms, wild rice, and sliced ​​cooked turkey. It's a great lunch the day after a holiday, when you can use the leftovers of the roasted bird to create a new dish. The mushrooms are sautéed - read more

These juicy, filling sandwiches can be made with leftover holiday turkey—the perfect treat for yourself and your family the morning after a big feast. The turkey and avocado are thinly sliced ​​and paired with crispy baked... read more

To avoid roasting a huge turkey in the oven, you can cook only the meatiest parts of the bird: the legs and breast. Firstly, this will reduce the roasting time. Secondly, thin slices of turkey leg and breast roulade in a delicious pear glaze - read more

The night before roasting, rub the entire surface of the turkey with a dry curing mixture made with black pepper, garlic powder, and dried dill and refrigerate overnight. Leave the turkey uncovered to allow the skin to dry thoroughly after roasting. read more

This recipe is a lifesaver if you're roasting a turkey at the last minute: the bird doesn't require marinating, but it turns out incredibly juicy, delicious, and flavorful. Your secret weapon is spiced butter infused with citrus zest. It will produce... read more

This hearty and healthy Asian-inspired salad is made with cooked wheat (or brown rice), grilled turkey, sautéed sugar snap peas with green onions, and fresh vegetables. It's all dressed with a sesame dressing that includes... read more

Pad Thai noodles can be easily and quickly made at home using Asian ingredients commonly found on European grocery store shelves. The key ingredient in this dish is a special sauce with a rich and complex flavor, including: read more

• Antipasto Salad
• Vinaigrette dressing

To keep your guests from going hungry while waiting for the big main course, whip up a quick appetizer salad called "Antipasto." Boiled pasta is mixed with a variety of sliced ​​Italian delicacies. These include salami, smoked... read more

Prepare a quick and delicious dinner in the Greek meze style. Instead of sharing a plate, all the appetizers are portioned and harmoniously complement each other, with each serving containing vegetables, meat, and sauce. Everything comes together very quickly. read more

• Shish kebabs
• Refueling

Prepare turkey shashlik and serve it like a famous club sandwich: with bacon, tomatoes, lettuce, and mayonnaise sauce. It's not only delicious but also practical, as this way, without plates or utensils, shashlik... read more

Two grilled turkey legs are enough to feed four people. The legs are pre-marinated in a flavorful mixture that gives them the flavor of meat from Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. It includes citrus juice, honey, read more

The cutlets are made from pounded turkey breast, which is grilled until golden brown. This tender meat only needs 2 minutes per side to cook, and it's ready. Rub the turkey with a mixture of olive oil and read more

• Guacamole
• Quesadilla

A Mexican quesadilla is a tortilla folded in half with a gooey cheese filling inside. Sprinkle shredded cheese on one half of the tortilla, top with crispy crumbled bacon, fried green onions, and a spicy jalapeño pepper, and top with the other half. read more

Although the Kentucky Hot Brown is a hot sandwich, it is often prepared in small pans or pans, which is very convenient given the huge amount of cheese and cheese sauce that covers the bread. The main components are: read more

• Turkey
• Sauce
• French toast
• Assembly

This hot sandwich has become a signature dish of Louisville, Kentucky, where it was first created in the 1920s at The Brown Hotel. Its original ingredients include turkey, fried bacon, Mornay cheese sauce, and tomatoes. read more

Pan-fry the turkey and serve it with a delicious, spicy onion sauce. Use natural cutlets—turkey fillets cut into bite-size steaks. Frying them will take about 4 minutes per side. And to... read more

To give your turkey a Caribbean flavor, simply rub it with a sweet and spicy spice blend and grill it. To do this, combine brown sugar with cayenne pepper, ginger, garlic, and other aromatic spices and rub it all over. read more

Potato skins are considered just as nutritious as the potato itself, especially when boiling new potatoes. You don't have to peel them when making mashed potatoes. Boil the halved tubers, mash them with sour milk, and mix with... read more

A delicious slow cooker turkey with vegetables in a tomato-wine sauce. This cooking method makes the turkey breast incredibly tender and juicy. Dredge it in seasoned flour and place it in the pan along with... read more

Oven-roasted turkey is a truly festive dish, and the glaze gives the meat a unique shine and flavor worthy of a New Year's or Christmas table. And you don't have to roast the whole turkey; just use the tastiest parts— read more

To ensure that turkey thighs turn out extra juicy and crispy when roasting in the oven, brush them under the skin with butter. For a more pronounced, vibrant flavor, pre-mix the butter with lemon juice and... read more

Turkey thighs are one of the most delicious parts of the bird. They're meaty and tender, unlike the breast, and take up much less oven space than a whole turkey, allowing you to roast a side dish at the same time. The easiest way to cook dark meat is read more

A delicious and rich turkey wing broth can be made in a slow cooker. To enhance its flavor, pre-fry the wings until golden brown, then add carrots, celery, onion, garlic, and spices. read more

Beans are an excellent plant-based source of protein and complex carbohydrates, and also contain many beneficial micronutrients, making them a desirable food for those watching their diet. Most legume dishes require... read more

Delicious and healthier turkey sandwiches, a welcome substitute for fatty pulled pork. The meat for the sandwiches should be very tender and easily torn into pieces with a fork. To achieve this, braise the turkey thighs in a slow cooker, adding: read more

Meat stewed with dried fruit is very popular in Moroccan cuisine. Its sweet flavor is typically tempered with a variety of pungent and aromatic spices and herbs. Simmer turkey with raisins and dried apricots in a slow cooker, adding sweet nutmeg. read more

Even novice cooks can master the simple steps of this slow-cooked dish: a thick and hearty soup, especially perfect for the colder months. The flavors of the ingredients meld even better the next day, and the peas... read more

Tacos are a Mexican appetizer made from small corn tortillas filled with meat, sauce, and herbs. For the taco filling, cook turkey breast in a slow cooker (multicooker), simmering it with tomatoes, carrots, and bell peppers in a traditional... read more

A traditional French quiche is a filling of meat, fish, or vegetables, filled with an egg-and-cream mixture and cheese, and baked on a shortcrust pastry crust. It's a delicious and filling pie, but incredibly high in calories. This recipe makes... read more

This layered appetizer features slices of eggplant, tomatoes, and turkey topped with a crispy grilled cheese crust. A unique meaty twist on the popular Italian layered dish, Parma Eggplant in Tomato Sauce with Mozzarella Slices. read more