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Crock Pot Turkey Breast

If you haven't checked out th Crock Pot Lady's blog, you are missing out. The girl does everything from food to crafts in her crockpot!

I decided to try a turkey breast for my school's snack day today. It was super easy, smelled fabulous in the kitchen and Bob said it was really good!



Crock Pot Turkey Breast

1 turkey breast, thawed
1 onion, quartered
2 c chicken broth
salt and pepper to taste
1 stick of butter

Open turkey package, rinse meat and pat dry. Put a liner in your crockpot, pour in chicken broth, place in meat, put onion all around, salt and pepper, and place pats of butter all around. Cook on high 1 hour, then on low for six hours. Make sure internal temperature reaches 140 degrees in the first three hours. I checked with a meat probe.



Remove meat from crockpot and let rest for five minutes. Slice. (That's easier than it sounds, the meat is very tender, so use a serrated knife and go slow)


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  1. I love that you can use the liner in your crockpot. That is my biggest hang-up with crockpots.
    I hate cleaning that dried on ring that always forms!

    I did not know you could use a liner!

    Thank You!!!!

    Becky K.

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  2. I love cooking a turkey breast in my crockpot too. Your recipe sounds (and looks) really yummy. I'll have to give it a try. Mine is very easy. I just rinse the turkey breast and pat dry. I sprinkle a little salt and pepper and then put a can of cream of chicken & mushroom soup on the top...no water. That's it. Just cover and cook. The soup and dripping from the turkey make the gravy. So yummy!

    Happy Thanksgiving sweet friend!
    Hugs!
    Kat

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  3. This year is my first year cooking a "thanksgiving dinner" Turkey in a crock pot sounds easy enough for me!

    thanks!! Andrea

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  4. Oh wow! I must get a crockpot. That looks wonderful and easy. I even forgot that there are crockpot liners...just another reason to get one of those pots.

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  5. Oh, that looks So yummy! Hope you both have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Thanks for coming by to see me so faithfully!

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  6. Yum! School Snack Day!!! Why don't we have School Snack Day??

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  7. Oh yummy! Looks so much easier too than cooking it in the oven!
    Hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!
    Many Blessings,
    Sandy

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  8. I'm definitely going to try this one out. It looks yummy!
    Ashley waited on mom & I at ATL a couple of days ago. She is absolutely darling, and so darn sweet.
    Thanks for the kind words over at my blog:)
    Happy Thanksgiving!!!

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