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Turkey stew with mushrooms

This turkey and mushroom stew has a delicious sauce, soft, creamy and full of flavor so do not forget to serve it with a quality bread.

It has nothing to do with the classic Stroganov recipe but it has served as the basis for preparing this meat stew in an easy and tasty way.

Without a doubt the mixture of cream and tomato accompanied by the soft mushrooms makes this stew so as not to leave crumbs.

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It is a recipe that can be made with other types of meat such as chicken, beef or pork but the turkey is a very lean meat that helps us control weight.

You can make this recipe in advance Since it lasts perfectly for a few days in the fridge stored in an airtight container. In fact, these types of recipes are better from one day to the next because the flavors are more established.

Also, also can be frozen. Try to cover the turkey and mushrooms with the sauce so that it is easier to reheat and the meat does not dry out.

This turkey and mushroom stew allows for many accompaniments, from rice or other cereals to mashed potatoes, roasted or fried as in the photo.

More information - Homemade gluten-free Worcestershire sauce

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  1.   Carmen Suarez said

    Hello, the turkey stew with mushrooms puts the sifted tomato. I imagine that it will be shredded a little ... you have a very good page and everything I have done comes out good ... for the children to like it well imagine Thank you very much.

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Exactly Carmen!
      Actually they already sell canned sifted tomato but if you want to make it at home you just have to crush tomatoes and pass them through a narrow mesh sieve to remove the skins and seeds.

      Kisses!!

  2.   Ana Mari said

    Hello. Is the butterfly used only in step 5 or in 6 and 7 as well? I would like to make the recipe well. I have never used the butterfly like this (with heat). Thanks in advance.

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello AnaMari:

      Yes, leave the butterfly on until you finish cooking. This will ensure that the turkey pieces are whole.

      Kisses!!

  3.   Ana Mari said

    Thank you. On Saturday I put it into practice but I think I chose the wrong piece / part of the turkey (sirloin) because it shredded from step # 3. Maybe I should have bought boneless and skinless thigh. Anyway, the taste was great. We didn't mind that it looked almost like shredded meat 🙂

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      hello AnaMari:
      The sirloin is a very soft piece in any type of meat so it is normal for it to fall apart.
      You are right to use a thigh that is stronger.
      I'm glad you liked it anyway!

      Kisses!!

      1.    fernanda room said

        Hi! If I want to do double the amount, can I?

        1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

          Hello Fernanda:
          I have never tried but I think you can fit everything in your glass.
          step 3 brown the meat in 2 batches so that it is well spent.
          step 4 prolongs the time: 10 minutes, 120º, speed 1, without beaker
          step 5 also prolongs the time: 15 minutes, 120º, spoon speed, left turn.
          step 6: 25 minutes, 100º, spoon speed, left turn, no beaker.
          Step 7: I can't tell you exactly the time here, but I would give it, at least 5 minutes, 100º, spoon speed, left turn.

          I hope it suits you because this recipe is delicious !!

          Greetings.

  4.   Loli Fernandez said

    Hello, can you substitute the Worcestershire sauce or not put it directly without affecting the recipe too much? Thanks and regards.

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hi Loli:
      If you want you can substitute it for soy sauce or tamari. If you don't have them at home, don't be overwhelmed. Season well with salt and pepper and voila! 😉

      Regards!

  5.   Mari Cruz said

    The second step already requires the use of butterfly. All the turkey has "broken" in the stir-fry.

    1.    Mayra Fernandez Joglar said

      Hello Maria Cruz:

      As you can see in the photo I didn't need it but maybe my pieces were bigger. Also check the speed because with spoon speed and left turn the blades do not cut.

      If it has turned out very ugly and you don't want to serve it, you can take advantage of it to fill some cannelloni or make a lasagna... you'll see how delicious!

      Regards!