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Recipe: Pavo Relleno (Stuffed Turkey)
Presenter: Cooking with Angel
Ingredients
- Turkey (approx. 7-8 kg; fresh recommended, fully defrosted if frozen)
- 1 cup natural orange juice
- 1 cup white wine
- 1 tablespoon chicken broth powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 2 bay leaves
- 5 black peppercorns
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- ½ onion
- 1 large clove garlic (or 3 small cloves)
- 2 tablespoons coarse salt (table salt can be substituted)
- Butter (quantity not specified, used for coating and roasting)
- Yarn or cotton string for trussing
Note: Two turkey stuffing recipes are referenced but not detailed in the video; they are provided in the video description.
Equipment
- Syringe for injecting marinade (available at supermarkets/shopping centers)
- Blender
- Absorbent towels or napkins
- Large container for marinating
- Aluminum roasting tray and a sturdy tray underneath for stability
- Oven preheated to 180ºC (356ºF)
- Kitchen string for trussing
Method
Preparation and Marinating
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Defrost Turkey: Remove from freezer about 2 days before cooking to ensure it is fully defrosted and soft.
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Clean Turkey: Remove packaging, legs, and any excess feathers. Wash thoroughly inside and out.
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Dry Turkey: Use absorbent towels to dry inside and out; place towels underneath to drain excess water.
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Keep the skin covering the breast intact as it helps keep the filling inside during cooking.
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Prepare Marinade: Blend together orange juice, white wine, chicken broth powder, cumin, bay leaves, peppercorns, lemon juice, garlic, and onion until smooth.
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Inject Marinade: Use the syringe to inject the marinade evenly throughout the turkey, focusing on the breast to keep it juicy.
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Coat Turkey: Rub remaining marinade over the outside and inside of the turkey, including the legs.
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Marinate: Place turkey in a larger container, cover tightly with cling film, and refrigerate overnight (~18 hours).
Before Cooking
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Butter Coating: Remove turkey from marinade and place on roasting tray (with aluminum tray underneath for support). Spread butter between skin and meat, especially on the breast, to aid browning.
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Stuff Turkey: Fill the cavity firmly with the stuffing (recipes provided separately). Use a spoon to pack it in tightly.
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Truss Turkey: - Cross and tie the legs tightly with kitchen string. - Tie the breast to keep it closed. - Tie the wings close to the body. - Use a small leather piece or similar to prevent stuffing from escaping.
- Add leftover stuffing and butter pieces around the turkey in the roasting tray.
Cooking
- Cover the turkey completely with aluminum foil.
- Roast in preheated oven at 180ºC (356ºF): - Cook covered for 4 hours. - Remove foil and cook uncovered for an additional 1 hour to brown the skin.
- Total cooking time: Approximately 5 hours.
Chef Tips & Notes
- Fully defrost the turkey to avoid ice inside and ensure even cooking.
- Injecting marinade keeps the breast moist and flavorful.
- Butter under the skin helps achieve a golden brown color.
- Trussing the turkey tightly prevents the stuffing from falling out and keeps the bird compact.
- Use a sturdy tray under the roasting pan to support the heavy turkey.
- Covering with foil prevents drying out during the long cooking time.
- The final uncovered hour crisps and browns the skin beautifully.
- The turkey should come out juicy and well-cooked.
Serving
- Let the turkey rest briefly after cooking before carving.
- Carve to reveal juicy, well-stuffed meat.
- Serve warm, sharing with family and friends.
End of Recipe Presented by Cooking with Angel. Two stuffing variations are available in the video description.
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