Turkey Stew

This stew is so easy to put together. Put it up and forget about it until your house is infused with delicious  aromas. Supper is ready to be served!

9h 5
Easy Gluten Free Paleo Low Carb No Refined Sugar Meat

Directions

Prepare the Turkey Stew

  1. Spray the bottom of a six-quart slow cooker with cooking spray. Place onion and garlic on the bottom of the pot. Add the turkey legs or wings.

  2. Mix together all the seasoning ingredients. Pour over the turkey legs and rub in on all sides. Sprinkle baby bella mushrooms all around. Gently pour the wine over all. Add about an inch of water to the pot.

  3. Cover and cook on low for eight hours, or until desired softness is reached. If adding cubed potatoes, sweet potatoes, or carrots, add them in the last hour of cooking time. Allow to cool slightly before serving. Cut the meat off the bones, then return to the stew.

  4. If not adding vegetables, you can serve this stew over rice, bulgur, quinoa, or mashed potatoes.

Credits

Notes:

In Israel, turkey meat is sold in cubes as stew meat, called basar hodu adom. That's what I used for this recipe, and it was amazing.

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2 Comments

Liba •

This stew is easy to put together and really delicious! I used basar hodu adom as suggested, a teaspoon of salt, and added 4 potatoes for a side dish. We finished the entire crockpot!

Avigael Levi Kosher.com Team •
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If there are clean plates, the recipe was a win! We're so happy :)

Sari •

Hi - I don't have a slow cooker - can I make this in a pot or an oven? What would the conversion for doing that?