Final Notes for the Slow-Roasted Turkey Thighs Recipe
➡️ Turkey is extremely tasty, but it is also very healthy because it contains very little fat. Therefore, it is not surprising that roasted turkey is becoming more popular in various parts of the world.
➡️ Roast turkey is also a favorite of people for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner or lunch. Most of us eat turkey only during the holidays and do not cook this bird with very sweet and delicious meat all year round. This may be due to the fact that many people don’t know too many turkey recipes other than roast.
➡️ Leaving aside the popularity of turkey, many cannot imagine the magical holiday of Christmas without a roasted turkey, prepared either from a whole turkey or from various parts of the bird such as turkey thighs or turkey breast.
➡️ One of my best turkey recipes for Christmas is the one that I call slow-roasted turkey thighs in the oven. Whatever turkey part you prefer, this recipe is suitable for preparing a juicy and tender roast turkey that will be appreciated by all companions from the table.
➡️ The fact that the recipe also includes potatoes makes it even easier to prepare the slow-roasted turkey thighs in the oven and this is one of the reasons why it is one of my favorites to cook turkey for Christmas but also on other occasions.
➡️ With the potatoes included, you no longer have to worry about preparing a side dish along with the main dish and this will save you from the precious time you have at your disposal to prepare the Christmas menu. So, the recipe for the slow-roasted turkey thighs in the oven is just ideal to save time.
➡️ As for the right salad to accompany the delicious recipe for roast turkey thighs with potatoes, one of the best choices is a mixed pickle salad. However, a lettuce salad with yogurt dressing is also a very good choice (I really prefer it!). Without question, many other types of salads are suitable to be served with turkey roast.
➡️ The slow-roasted turkey thighs in the oven with potatoes are very suitable to serve with wine. White wine is, of course, the classic choice, but I like to break the customs sometimes and serve a dry red wine next to this tasty food. It fits just perfectly!
➡️ Enjoy cooking slow-roasted turkey thighs from scratch! More information about turkey as food is available here.