We don't eat turkey at all. Can I compare it to chicken roughly? If I make ground turkey patties (di…

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We don't eat turkey at all. Can I compare it to chicken roughly? If I make ground turkey patties (diced, with egg, mayo or sour cream, and flour), will it turn out almost the same? I have breast fillet. I'm just afraid of frying it – we won't eat it, it'll be dry.
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Arina
Almost like chicken, but turkey is considered drier.
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Tatyana Zhdanova
Almost like chicken, yes, more fibrous and in my opinion more tender. But it's also important not to overcook it.
Good for patties, I do that too.
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Olga Dudkina
The fibers aren't like chicken, they're coarser, more like pork. We didn't eat it because the meat had a specific, unpleasant taste and smell. Maybe if you add it to pork cutlets, the taste and smell won't be noticeable. Herbs, garlic, and onion will mask it.
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Irina
Turkey breast and thigh taste very different. The thigh is like pork, and the breast is like chicken. I usually make cutlets from the breast, they're tasty and not dry, but I cook them from ground meat
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Margarita
I'm making chopped cutlets and turkey pilaf — it's not dry for me.
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Samsonova Anya
Olga Dudkina It's amazing how different we all are. For me, turkey has a nice sweet smell.
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Olga
The breast is like chicken, I love turkey, we eat it often
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Yana
If all the meat in the world disappeared and only turkey remained, I wouldn't be upset at all. I love it.
The breast tastes like chicken, cook it like chicken. Ground turkey patties are a good option. Why add unnecessary fat with mayo?
The thigh is reminiscent of pork, but without that porky smell. Turkey 'à la française' or just in pieces – it's pure bliss.
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In our house, only the dog happily eats turkey. The rest of us wrinkle our noses and prefer beef and chicken.
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