Gluten free + Turkey recipes (13)

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Buttered Turkey

Recipe by: BLOND2

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This is a simple way to prepare a turkey without stuffing. The secret ingredient is butter - it enhances the bird's natural flavour. When the turkey is done, the juices may be used to prepare a gravy by adding cornflour 1 tablespoon at a time until the gravy begins to thicken.

Feta and Olive Turkey Burgers

Recipe by: Lol

Reviews(6)

Minced turkey makes a tasty and healthy burger. It's even better with feta cheese and olives. Serve these delicious Greek-inspired burgers with sun-blush tomatoes and baby greens in pitta bread.

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Hearty Black Bean Chilli

Recipe by: Rebecca Slone

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This isn't your usual chilli con carne. Black beans and turkey mince make for a delicious twist on the classic. This hearty soup is an easy - and healthy - way to feed a crowd, and also freezes well. Top with grated Cheddar.

Indian-style rice with turkey

Recipe by: Norma MacMillan

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The spicy aromas of this satisfying salad make it tempting fare at any time of year. The rice, with its slightly chewy texture and Indian spicing, provides the perfect backdrop for tender turkey (or chicken), crunchy raw vegetables, sweet grapes and toasted nuts. It's a great way to use up leftover roast poultry.

Marinated turkey pilaf

Recipe by: Brenda Houghton

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Fragrant seeds and spices infuse a captivating all-in-one dish with Eastern flavours.

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Pan-fried turkey escalopes with citrus honey sauce

Recipe by: Azmina Govindji

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The tanginess of citrus fruit marries well with poultry. Here, orange and lemon, with honey and shallots, create a tasty sauce for turkey escalopes, served on a stack of green beans. Serve with steamed new potatoes in their skins.

Rosemary Roast Turkey

Recipe by: Star Pooley

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This recipe keeps your turkey moist and full of flavour. You can also use this recipe for poussin or chicken.

Turkey and lentil pâté

Recipe by: Azmina Govindji

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This coarse-textured pâté, deliciously flavoured with garlic and fresh coriander, combines minced turkey and turkey livers with lentils for a starter that has considerably less fat than a traditional pâté. Serve with toasted slices of brioche or other bread, plus some crisp vegetable sticks and crunchy radishes.

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Turkey and pomegranate salad

Recipe by: Jan Cutler

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Wondering what to do with all that leftover Christmas turkey and ham? Mix your leftovers with a basalmic vinegar dressing and some fruits, nuts and cheese for a gourmet salad.

Turkey biryani with raita

Recipe by: Norma MacMillan

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A biryani consists of curried meat, poultry, fish or vegetables combined with basmati rice to make a complete meal. Here a turkey curry is layered with the rice and baked, then served with a fresh cucumber raita.

Turkey kebabs with fennel and red pepper relish

Recipe by: Azmina Govindji

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Here lean little bites of turkey are marinated with wine and herbs to add juiciness and flavour, and then threaded onto skewers to be grilled or barbecued. A colourful raw-vegetable relish provides a nice splash of vitamin C as well as a delightful taste contrast. Serve with a complex carbohydrate such as steamed Basmati rice or couscous.

Turkey mole

Recipe by: Azmina Govindji

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This is a simplified, quite mild version of the classic spicy-hot Mexican recipe, made with lean turkey, raisins and almonds. Serve with boiled rice and salad.

Zesty turkey broth

Recipe by: Norma MacMillan

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While lemon zest and parsley enliven this light turkey and vegetable soup, colourful carrots, celery and broccoli ensure that it is full of essential vitamins. The refreshing flavour stimulates the appetite, making the soup ideal for a first course. Chunks of Granary bread make a satisfying accompaniment.