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rotuts

rotuts

Shepherd's Pie :

 

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this was all Commercially prepared ingredients :

 

in the past I CSO'd a slab of ground turkey , from TJ's 

 

as it was approaching the ' Eat Me Soon '  date , as i had to get it done

 

so , I took this idea a little further :

 

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ShadyBrookFarm ground turkey  83 %.   said by the company to be dark meat , vs the 93 % 

 

which is mostly white meat.   the packages are 22 or 24 oz , so thicker.

 

above , flipped out of the plastic container , and Penzey's Chicago Steak Seasoning on the top

 

15 min. CSO , 350 F steam.  

 

added a jar of commercial Turkey Gravy.  this jar was Heinz.

 

into the jar I added 1/2 T Bell's seasoning   ( Vac'd and Fz  pre thanksgiving )

 

a few drops of liquid smoke ( Wright's )  and a few drops of RB40.

 

shook the jar vigorously to distribute .  no pan needed 

 

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added commercial mashed potatoes , right out of the

 

package.  there are two brands ( at least ) in my area .  this  one , and the other one .

 

Ha Ha.  ' Family size ' :

 

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back to the CSO   350F  steam 30 minutes 

 

IMG_0250.thumb.jpg.edcdc3d65045c88f66406014f65f62d8.jpg

 

moved it up in the CSO for Steam Broil.

 

the potatoes are quite stiff right out the the refrigerator , so Ill ' cut them up ' a bit more

 

next time , right in the container .

 

I was surprised how tasty this was.  remember , Im looking for ' easy '

 

next time Ill try the Mushroom gravy ( Jar'd )

 

and brown the top more in the CSO

 

the temp of the meat was 160 f when i took it out

 

pre browning .   Ill try for 140 - 145 F next time.

 

as has been said here , from time to time 

 

" Ill just get my coat ....'

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

Shepherd's Pie :

 

IMG_0255.thumb.jpg.f5f9b089b2d8e3e5c1054326cd7e5fe1.jpg

 

 

this was all Commercially prepared ingredients :

 

in the past I CSO'd a slab of ground turkey , from TJ's 

 

as it was approaching the ' Eat Me Soon '  date , as i had to get it done

 

so , I took this idea a little further :

 

IMG_0241.thumb.jpg.33ec1797b15a1e5c7e4635c8ced295a0.jpg

 

ShadyBrookFarm ground turkey  83 %.   said by the company to be dark meat , vs the 93 % 

 

which is mostly white meat.   the packages are 22 or 24 oz , so thicker.

 

above , flipped out of the plastic container , and Penzey's Chicago Steak Seasoning on the top

 

15 min. CSO , 350 F steam.  

 

added a jar of commercial Turkey Gravy.  this jar was Heinz.

 

into the jar I added 1/2 T Bell's seasoning   ( Vac'd and Fz  pre thanksgiving )

 

a few drops of liquid smoke ( Wright's )  and a few drops of RB40.

 

shook the jar vigorously to distribute .  no pan needed 

 

IMG_0243.thumb.jpg.675312514846c1f381a0dee64adf0c89.jpg

 

 

added commercial mashed potatoes , right out of the

 

package.  there are two brands ( at least ) in my area .  this  one , and the other one .

 

Ha Ha.  ' Family size ' :

 

IMG_0247.thumb.jpg.5724f09efe14c35b00f0fb087e9e0a17.jpg

 

back to the CSO   350F  steam 30 minutes 

 

IMG_0250.thumb.jpg.edcdc3d65045c88f66406014f65f62d8.jpg

 

moved it up in the CSO for Steam Broil.

 

the poppets are quite stiff right out the the refrigerator , so Ill ' cut them up ' a bit more

 

next time , right in the container .

 

I was surprised how tasty this was.  remember , Im looking for ' easy '

 

next time Ill try the Mushroom gravy ( Jar'd )

 

and brown the top more in the CSO

 

the temp of the meat was 160 f when i took it out

 

pre browning .   Ill try for 140 - 145 F next time.

 

as has been said here , from time to time 

 

" Ill just get my coat ....'

 

 

 

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