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Nope. Instead of roast turkey, my (Indian-American) family makes a turkey meatball curry. Cultural fusion at its most delicious, and guaranteed never dry.
by akavi 5y ago
Nope. Instead of roast turkey, my (Indian-American) family makes a turkey meatball curry. Cultural fusion at its most delicious, and guaranteed never dry.
- selimthegrim 5y agoI hear tandoori turkey is a thing these days
- dekhn 5y agoI find turkey meatballs to be fairly bland on their own (compared to beef/veal/pork ones). What do you use for seasoning the meatball? I've used garam masala in the sauce but I'm curious what goes on the inside of the ball.