How to Make One-Pan Turkey Breast and Stuffing and Roasted Butternut Squash with Apple


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Host Julia Collin Davison makes One-Pan Turkey Breast and Stuffing, and Toni Tipton-Martin attempts to answer the question: …

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  1. Joyce Saved By Grace, Jesus Is Lord!
    Joyce Saved By Grace, Jesus Is Lord! says:

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  2. kitty62862
    kitty62862 says:

    Holy food safety issues, Batman!!!

    You’re roasting poultry over uncooked pork?

    The stuffing should reach 165 degrees to be safe. Poultry drippings and raw pork, what could go wrong??

    It CHA-batta. “H” is not in the Italian alphabet. The sound is indicated by an “i” or “e” after a consonant. The presence of an “H”, means to soften the sound, as in “Ghirardelli” (geerardelli)

    Yikes.

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  3. Chris Andersen
    Chris Andersen says:

    Yer giving us time to the holidays to practice and make it our own. I think. Cuz it’s spring right now. Yet my mouth and tongue and tummy are ready. Happy everyday everyone. Make it count.

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  4. Chris Gordon
    Chris Gordon says:

    Here’s a lesson in basic English. For something to be called stuffing, it must be STUFFED inside of something else. Anything cooked in another manner can be called whatever you desire. But it is not stuffing. Do you understand? Just because tons of people get it wrong, doesn’t mean that l’m not right. Thanks

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  5. xavierxrc
    xavierxrc says:

    For that butternut squash and apple dish I would just put the pear and cranberry chutney shown earlier on top of it. Pear and apple are in the same family. They both looked fantastic. I think the sauce he made is nice, but why make more things than needed.

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  6. Amy Speers
    Amy Speers says:

    I live in France and getting whole turkeys at the end of November is difficult. We hosted Thanksgiving this year as we are one the only Americans in our village. My wonderful chef friend sourced a turkey for me…and it was 9kg! I can get turkey breasts year round so this recipe will be perfect.

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  7. Luke Peddicord
    Luke Peddicord says:

    The Toni segments add very little value to the show. Slows down the pace. Plus you can totally tell she’s reading cue cards. Rather watch Dan’s science segment, or a taste test or gadgets with Lisa.

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  8. Germaine Lowe
    Germaine Lowe says:

    I just love your show and all the delicious recipes, plus the various tips to make one more successful in the kitchen. I have watched your show on PBS, and am happy to be able to be a subscriber to your YouTube channel. Thank you for creating such great content.

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  9. Anne K
    Anne K says:

    There exists such a variety of stuffing recipes according to ethnic backgrounds! I grew up with potato stuffing! There is no bread in it at all! At one point because of the size of my family, I would make two turkeys for thanksgiving, one with potato and one with bread/mushroom stuffing!

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  10. JustAThought
    JustAThought says:

    Is it Thanksgiving Day in the spring???😁!!! These recipes capture my favorite time of the year, autumn!!! Heck! My mouth is watering as I watched her slice that turkey! I know I could eat that entire pan of stuffing!!!

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  11. csmats
    csmats says:

    The pomegranate-parsley sauce is interesting; I was wondering how a gravy could be done with the stuffing soaking up all the drippings. To me the sauce would be fantastic for a non-Thanksgiving gathering because for Thanksgiving I must, must, must have traditional gravy. Also, I've known a good number of folks who use Italian sausage in their stuffing and while I don't do it myself it is delicious.

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  12. Elaine Cruz
    Elaine Cruz says:

    These recipes looks delicious , always love Americas Test kitchen Recipes ,hated that you could never access their recipe without buying membership this is sooo much better , thanks ATK. for changing policy .

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  13. Sunflower Baby
    Sunflower Baby says:

    Perfect timing. I have a turkey in the freezer that I was saving for Easter. I buy a whole bird and remove the legs and wings and just cook the breast. And as for stuffing or dressing its all delicious. I call it stuffing regardless of the way I prepare it.

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