Who says you have to wait for a Holiday to make Turkey?
Not Me. Nope. Not this Gal. Un-Uh.
I got this idea to cook a whole turkey breast in the slow cooker from my Mom. She made one for Easter dinner, along with a Ham, which was occupying the oven. So she decided to make it in the slow cooker. Man, was that good. I think it went over better than the ham.
{That's saying a lot, cuz my Momma KNOWS her ham}
{That's saying a lot, cuz my Momma KNOWS her ham}
I could tell by the look on their faces when I made this the other day that the fam was thinking that they must have done something pretty special to disserve such a meal. Little do they know that it took less time to throw this together that our usual "Taco Tuesday" spread.
I love meals like this!
Slow Cooker Whole Turkey Breast
- 6 Pound Whole Turkey Breast (Bone-In)- I prefer Honeysuckle
- 1 Ounce Packet Dry Onion Soup Mix
Rinse Turkey Breast. Pat Dry. Trim excess skin around edges. Rub dry onion soup mix on breast & under the skin. Place in large slow cooker. Cook on High for 1 Hour. After 1 hour, cook on low for an additional 7 hours, or until meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the breast reads 165 degrees. Remove from slow cooker and slice.
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