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nOT Stuffed wild Turkey breast wrapped in bacon

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plumbfir01
plumbfir01 Posts: 725
I need help with a wild turkey breast idea. I harvested a bird today (tough season, usually tag out by now with 5) and I am thinking of a stuffing of chorizo in Breast then mickeys rub and raised direct... Do i wrap in bacon instead of mickeys rub? Or should I scratch idea and try a sv recipe? Thanks ahead for all your advice...
Beaufort, SC

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  • Ospreydog
    Ospreydog Posts: 103
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    My son got one today also, tough season for us to. The way I do is season the breast with your favorite rub, then roll it up as uniform as you can and wrap it in butchers twine. I put it on the egg at 350° raised direct and pull it off at 160° Internal temp. Let it rest for 10-15 minutes with loose foil over the plate then slice and serve. Hope this helps, and congratulations on your bird.
  • GATraveller
    GATraveller Posts: 8,207
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    I just got one last week.  Cut breast into strips, soaked in buttermilk, dredged in flour and seasoning then fried.  Good stuff.  

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  • plumbfir01
    plumbfir01 Posts: 725
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    thanks @ospreydog
    I like the idea of rolling it up, you think putting something inside the middle (salami/pastrami or something would help?
     
    Beaufort, SC