Switch To Turkey!
When you think of JENNIE-O Turkey what comes to come?? Do you think about Turkey Burgers? Turkey Ham? Pastrami? That is where my mind goes. I absolutely adore the JENNIE-O Turkey Store Website.
I have a hard time digesting red meat, so I went to turkey instead. My favorite is the JENNIE-O Turkey Pastrami. It comes in whole chunks, and you can cut into slices yourself.
This was an extremely easy meal. I just cut the turkey pastrami up, lightly fried (It's already seasoned, and covered in pepper.)
I also fried up some Eggplant in almond flour (2 tsp pepper, 2 tsp of garlic powder, 2 tsp of season all.) I then dip the sliced eggplant into egg whites (I like to add dried onions to the eggwhites.)
While frying, the oil should be HOT, I don't turn the oil down to medium-high til the eggplants already breaded and ready to go in.
Together, this meal, along with some wine was perfect. The Pastrami was moist, and seasoned perfectly. I just like to blacken a little in a cast iron frying pan, and make the outside crispy.
You can find different recipes by going to JENNI-O's, it's as easy as typing in what you are craving, and it will find an easy recipe for you to make. Check the JENNIE-O Turkey Shop Easy Recipes out by clicking here.
Disclaimer: I received some of these items for free to review. All images, and opinions are my own. We eat a lot of JENNIE-O Products.
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Jenni-O Turkey ham is 95% lean and less expensive than a regular pork ham. I bake it in the oven. Simply score the top,slather well with ham-glaze or duck-sauce and bake until golden brown, bubbly and the edges are good and crisp. It makes a great choice for dinner with a nice salad, roasted potatoes and green beans,brussel-sprouts or corn on the cob.
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