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Reply With QuoteI've baked them for my husband marinaded in garlic, olive oil, salt, pepper, and a few drops of liquid smoke. He loves them! You can try roasting them low and slow; 300 degrees or so for a few hours.
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Turkey Legs
Found some turkey legs on sale and figured I'd give them a go. I did a quick search and saw a post where someone wrapped them in bacon & baked them, so that would work if I can't find anything else. Is grilling them advisable or do they get too dry? I really wish I had a smoker!
Thanks!
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I've baked them for my husband marinaded in garlic, olive oil, salt, pepper, and a few drops of liquid smoke. He loves them! You can try roasting them low and slow; 300 degrees or so for a few hours.
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i put them in the slow cooker on low for 12 hours, just rub with salt pepper and olive oil
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Into the slow cooker they go! I won't have time to grill/bake tomorrow and it rained all day today.
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Ah, my fall back food at fairs, theme parks, etc. etc.
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That's what started this. Oktoberfest is coming up and it made me crave them!
