Turkey boujenina in a multicooker
I love cooking in the multicooker: minimum effort, minimum fat, and the result is always delicious. This recipe is a quick and easy way to prepare juicy and tasty meat. You can simply put it on a side dish, on sandwiches, add it to a salad, etc.
All of this recipe is easy and quick to prepare.
Yes, pork roast is a classic, but turkey thighs are just as juicy and flavorful, but much less fatty, which is important for those looking to reduce calories.
This recipe is a quick and easy way to make pork roast.
Composition:
- turkey thigh – 1 piece .
- salt, pepper
- mustard
- garlic
Cooking turkey thigh burger:
Wash and dry the meat. Rub it with salt and pepper, then coat it with mustard.
Mustard.
Puncture the meat with a sharp, thin knife and pierce with garlic cloves (garlic cloves can be cut lengthwise).
Make punctures in the meat with a sharp, thin knife and pierce with garlic cloves.
Leave the meat to marinate for a couple hours or overnight.
Transfer the meat to the bowl of a multicooker and cook on stew mode for 3 hours.
Transfer the meat to a multicooker and cook on stew mode for 3 hours.
This meat is delicious both hot and cold.
Meat is delicious both hot and cold.
Happy appetite!