I couldn’t be more excited to share today’s post. Not only is it the very first time I ever attempted to cook a turkey, it is just about the simplest recipe in the world, comes with a great giveaway from Stubb’s Legendary Bar-B-Q, and tastes really great. It also means that I can eat turkey way more often and it no longer has to be reserved for special occasions. I’m excited. So here is how the recipe works, it really couldn’t be any easier. Start with bone-in, skin on turkey breast. Then infuse some flavor into the turkey with your favorite marinade, spice rub, or sauce. I personally recommend trying out the Stubb’s Injectable marinades for this recipe which only has 10 calories per tbsp and us delicious. I used the Chipotle Butter for this one and am already planning on using the Bar-B-Q spice rub on the next one. Then pop it in the crock pot and let it cook. That’s it! Simple and delicious. And now for the giveaway! Stubb’s is giving away Stubb’s sampler packs to 4 lucky readers. Each winner will receive 3 coupons for free Stubb’s Bar-B-Q products. Winners will be able to try out whatever products they like. To enter, simply follow the directions below. Winners will be chosen on Tuesday!
Weight Watchers Slow Cooker Turkey
Points: 4 weight watchers points plus per 3 oz with skin
Servings: depends on size
Serving Size: 3 oz
Nutritional Info: 117 calories, 3g of fat, 0g of carbohydrates, 0g of fiber, 19g of protein
Ingredients
- 1 5-6 lb turkey breast, bone in, skin on, with extra skin cut away
- Salt and pepper
- 1/2 bottle Stubb’s injectable marinade
Instructions
- Following the directions on the bottle, inject the Stubb’s marinade into the turkey breast. Don’t worry too much about where you inject the marinade as it will spread. You can also just use a dry spice rub in place of the marinade, just make sure to place it under the skin as well so the flavor infuses the whole turkey.
- Generously season the turkey with salt and pepper.
- Place it in the crockpot. Cook on high for one hour and then turn down to low for the remaining 7-8 hours.
- If you want to crisp up the skin before serving, place it in a large roasting pan and under the broiler it for 3-5 minutes. Be careful to watch it so it doesn’t burn.
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I’d love to try the chipotle butter.
Liked you on FB a long time ago!
Would love to try the spicy BBQ sauce and liquid smoke. My mouth’s watering already!
Been a fan on FB for awhile!
I don’t have a food blog, but my friends and I compare notes about your recipes all the time!!
Any of those meat marinades look good to me. I’ve never used an injectable marinade, but that sounds intriguing too.
I would like to try the Texas Butter.
I don’t have a food blog either, but I have shared your recipes enthusiastically far and wide.
I already have you “liked” on fb. No website/blog. We share your recipes the old fashioned way at the office – around the water cooler and coffee pot .
Shared your link for the recipe and giveaway on fb
I would love to try the sweet heat sauce.
I love the honey pecan flavor
I like you on facebook
The spicy BBQ sauce sounds tasty!
I like Slender Kitchen on facebook
I’d like to try the sweet heat BBQ sauce!
I would love to try the chipotle butter you mentioned and the spicy BBQ sauce. But honestly, they all sounds amazing!
Liked your facebook page! (Which I thought I did a while back but apparently haven’t!)
I don’t have a food blog, but just pinned this recipe on pinterest with a comment about the give a way
I would love to try the Sweet Heat Variety