6 tasty ways to prepare a turkey
Roasting a turkey isn’t as daunting as you may think. Try one of these juicy recipes for your next holiday dinner.

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Lemon-Thyme Roasted Turkey with Cider Gravy
Not only is the turkey skin drenched in a savoury mixture of butter, lemon and thyme, the inside is infused with a whole lemon, onion and fresh sprigs of thyme. Get the recipe: Lemon-Thyme Roasted Turkey with Cider Gravy

Roast Turkey Breast with Bacon-Cranberry Chutney
If you’re expecting a smaller crowd or want to have more time with the family, this simple roast comes together in just one hour. Get the recipe from Chatelaine: Roast Turkey Breast with Bacon-Cranberry Chutney

Butterflied Roast Turkey with Gravy
This juicy turkey is seasoned with thyme and sage and has perfectly browned skin. Bonus: It cooks in half the time. Get the recipe from Chatelaine: Butterflied Roast Turkey with Gravy

Honey and Herb Turkey
Honey and herbs come together to create this mouth-watering turkey. It’s sweet and fragrant—just watch it disapear before your eyes. Get the recipe from Chatelaine: Honey and Herb Turkey

Easiest Roast Turkey and Gravy
Cooking a turkey isn’t something to be intimidated by, but if you’re nervous of the herbs and spices and rubbing them between breast and skin, this is a simple fix. Coating the turkey with a brine of salt and brown sugar and leaving it overnight in the fridge creates a juicy flavour explosion every time. Get the recipe from Chatelaine: Easiest Roast Turkey and Gravy

Herb and Garlic Turkey
We’re all for adding garlic to turkey. This recipe is simple but a crowd-pleaser—fresh herbs, butter and garlic infuse the bird with loads of delicious flavour. Get the recipe from Chatelaine: Herb and Garlic Turkey

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Amy is a freelance writer and editor based in Toronto, Ontario. Her work can also be found in publications like Chatelaine, Toronto Life and The Globe and Mail.
