What Makes This Recipe So Good
The sous vide does all the hard work! Simply place all ingredients in a bag, drop them into your sous vide bath, and return to perfectly cooked turkey breasts every time. This easy dinner recipe is totally foolproof!It’s intensely moist and flavorful. By sealing your turkey breast in with all its seasonings, then cooking it low and slow for 3 hours, the meat absorbs as much flavor as possible.It features an extra crispy and delicious skin! The sous vide does an impeccable job at cooking the inside of the turkey, though it does very little for the skin. Therefore, we add a quick last step that takes just a few minutes and yields irresistibly crispy skin!
Key Ingredients
Boneless Skin-On Turkey Breast – Since this cut can be somewhat tricky to find, I recommend purchasing bone-in and skin-on turkey breasts. Then, simply cut away the bone before using the turkey breast in this recipe. The reason for removing the bones is to make for much easier carving and eating later on. Additionally, the reason for leaving the skin on, is so that we can crisp it up and add delightful texture to this overall meal. Though if you’re lucky enough to find this rare cut of meat without any bones, by all means pick some up and use it in this sous vide recipe! Fresh Thyme – This refreshing herb is light, yet flavorful enough to compliment the turkey breast without overpowering its delicious flavors. Though feel free to use whichever fresh or dried herbs you’d like in this recipe! Fresh rosemary would make a great addition, as well as fresh sage and/or fresh oregano.
Chef’s Tips
Depending on the size of your turkey breasts, they make take longer to cook in the sous vide. Therefore, to check on if your meat is done or not, simply insert a meat thermometer into the thickest part of the breast. Once the thermometer reads 165° Fahrenheit, then the meat is cooked through and safe to serve.Add more or less flavor depending on your preferences! I’m a huge garlic fan, so will sometimes throw a few extra smashed cloves into my sous vide bag. Feel free to have fun with this recipe and make it your own!I typically use one gallon zip-top bags for my sous vide recipes, though I highly recommend using a two gallon bag for this particular recipe. Using a larger bag will guarantee that the seal of the bag sits atop the water line. Avoid a smaller bag which may cause the seal to sit below the water line and carries the risk of water getting inside your bag.
Delicious Side Dish Recipes to Pair with Turkey Breast
Green Beans with BaconAsparagus SaladThe Best Air Fryer BroccoliRoasted Potatoes and CarrotsCarrot SouffléOven-Roasted Brussel Sprouts with BaconSous Vide Mashed PotatoesCheesy Spinach Casserole
