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Servings: 4 people

Turkey Breast Sous Vide

In Parma ham with grilled pointed cabbage, green cubes, and herb cream. Turkey breast has a bit of a bad reputation as it often becomes dry. By using the sous vide technique, you can retain the juiciness and flavor of this wonderful piece of meat.
Author: Lindhardt og Ringhof
Course: Dinner
Cuisine: Danish
Keyword: Dinner, Parma ham, Salad, Turkey, Turkey Breast
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 4 hours 10 minutes

Equipment

  • Sous Vide

Ingredients

  • 1 pcs. Pointed Cabbage

Turkey breast sous vide

  • 600 gram Turkey Breast
  • 100 gram Parma Ham

Green checkers

  • 150 gram Tomato Only the meat. In small cubes
  • 150 gram Cucumber Cored. In small cubes
  • 50 gram Red Onion In small cubes
  • 50 gram Celery Leaf In small cubes
  • Dressing Dressing with mustard, oil and vinegar.

Cream

  • 50 gram Mayonnaise
  • 50 gram Greek Yoghurt
  • 20 gram Chives
  • 5 gram Dill

Instructions

  • Wrap the turkey breast in Parma ham (lay the ham lightly overlapping on 2 strips of wrap, place the breast on the ham, and roll into a sausage – pack it all in a bag).
  • Cook the meat to taste (here used 56°C/4:00).
  • Prepare the green cubes.
  • Prepare the herb cream.
  • Split the pointed cabbage into quarters, brush with oil and plenty of salt, and grill at very high heat on the two inner sides until they are brown and charred.
  • Gently pat the meat dry and brown it for 1-2 minutes on all 4 sides until the ham is brown and crispy.
  • Cut into 1 cm slices.

Notes

Tip: Can be wrapped in Parma ham (with kitchen film around it) – it gives extra crispiness and umami after browning. 
The meat takes spices well and is suitable for marinating.
The meat can be stuffed with fat and flavorful stews in a pocket cut along the length.
 

OTHER SERVING SUGGESTIONS

• Rice and curry sauce with ginger.
• Thin slices with tuna mayonnaise, capers, chopped parsley, and tomato salad with salad onions.
• Oven-baked apples and parsnips.
• Pointed cabbage with apples and nuts.
• Pasta with pesto.
• Grilled zucchini and corn on the cob with spicy tomato sauce or mint yogurt.