
I tinkered with the recipe and made a serving for one but you can easily increase the ingredients to feed any number of hungry guests.
I will be making it again and next time, as another change of pace, I'll try using lemon instead of lime. Lemon is actually what the original recipe called for but I'm a lime person and it worked just great.
Another plus of this recipe -- it was easy and fast.
What I used:
1 turkey filet
1 tbsp. olive oil
½ c. chicken broth
1/4 lime, juiced and sliced thinly for garnish
2 tsp. Dijon mustard
1 tbsp. chopped fresh Basil
Salt and pepper to taste
What to do:
1. 1.
Heat
olive oil in a saute pan. Add the filet and cook a few minutes on each side
until cooked throughout and lightly browned. Remove to a covered dish and keep
warm.
2.
2. Add to the chicken broth to the pan, dislodging
any bits stuck to the pan. Simmer until it is reduced by ½. Whisk in Dijon
mustard and lime juice, and continue to simmer. Add basil.
Plate your meal and slather in sauce.
Enjoy!
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The only castle I've visited was Hearst Castle in San Simeon, California, but I've never visited any European castles.
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I haven't visited one yet. Would love to read this book. It sounds really interesting and fun to read. Donakutska7@gmail.com Thank you for the chance
ReplyDeleteI’ve been to castles in both England and Switzerland
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I have yet to visit a castle in real life. Only on television shows!
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I had forgotten about Hearst Castle. I was going to be funny and say Sleeping Beauty's Castle. I don't consider Hearst Castle a castle really; just a very large house. lkish77123 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI've been to several castles in Ireland & the U.K.
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Hurray! You're back online!!! I was in major withdrawal.
ReplyDeleteI've been to Blarney Castle and kissed the stone!
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PS The dish sounds delicious.
DeleteThank you for this wonderful looking recipe. I was trying to think of something to make with turkey other than the normal. Ohhh I need to try this. Thank You !! I love the cover of this book.
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I have never been to a castle. doward1952(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI've been to Quebec City's Le Chateau Frontenac.
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I’ve visited a few in Europe and a couple of mansions here. suefoster109 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, no! Love your book covers! lindaherold999(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI've been to Casa Loma in Toronto. mgshepherd2003@yahoo.ca
ReplyDeleteNeuschwanstein, Linderhof, Charlottenburg, and Schwerin castles in Germany. So amazing!
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The only castles I have visited have been in photographs, but I hope to visit a real one some day - thank you for the contest - trwilliams69(at)msn(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI have never visited a castle. But on my bucket list is a visit to Ireland and visit a castle there. Thanks for the chance. gingerheruska@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI have not visited a castle. We have this odd facsimile structure built in our state 30 or 40 years ago that has survived even though it was never completed.
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I have not visited a castle, but I would love to.
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DeleteMy husband (boyfriend at the time) and I were living in London for a bit and going out of the city for countryside walks on weekends. We decided to visit Leeds Castle for a change. It was good fun and there was a happy coincidence of a wine and jazz festival going on at the location!
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I have never visited one but would love to! tWarner419@aol.com
ReplyDeleteYes I have visited a Castle in England...in fact several. I think my favorite was Hampton Court although I loved the one with Black Swans also...
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I live in New England so I've visited some smaller castles in the area! kristin.segura at gmail.com
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