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Slow Cooker Turkey Breast


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On days when you're in a rush but still would like to come home to the welcoming aroma of a homecooked meal, you might want to try this. Put a frozen turkey breast in your slow cooker. Dump a package of onion soup mix on it. Turn the cooker on high and it will be done when you get home after work. Whip up some stuffing mix and open a can of green beans and you have a feast with little effort.

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(I use one of the West Bend Slow Cookers that has a base and the rectangular pot sits on top of it.) If you are hesitant about leaving it cooking while you're gone, you can always put it on the night before and it will be ready when you get up. Just be sure to refrigerate it before you leave.

By Sandy from Elon, NC

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By Jan (Guest Post)
February 25, 20090 found this helpful

Any water added after adding a dry soup mix?

 
February 25, 20090 found this helpful

I was wondering what to do with a turkey breast I have in the freezer, I am going to try this,thanks. Do you add any water or broth?
Thanks

 
By Karen in NH (Guest Post)
February 26, 20090 found this helpful

I don't think you're supposed to leave the crockpot on high the whole time you're gone. When I cook my turkey breast, I cook it on low for 8-10 hrs or on high for 4-5 hrs.

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I don't add any water or broth as you wind up with a lot of liquid without adding any extra.

 
March 1, 20170 found this helpful

I would probably suggest high since it is frozen. But my husband is usually home and keeps an eye on it if it need to be switched to low he does.

 

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