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Who knew that combining stuffing, gravy, and turkey together into one combination dish would result in one of the best Thanksgiving bites that Nicole’s ever had? In this video, she makes a proper Thanksgiving dinner with this turkey roulade recipe. Using homemade stuffing, rich gravy, and juicy turkey tenderloins, this mouthwatering main course incorporates the beloved holiday staples into individual rolls of turkey.
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00:00That's probably in my top three best bites
00:02of Thanksgiving turkey of all time,
00:04and I'm not exaggerating.
00:05It's also going to include our stuffing,
00:09our gravy, and our cranberry, all in one dish.
00:12Roulade means it's going to be stuffed and rolled.
00:15That's what we're gonna do
00:16with these little turkey tenderloins.
00:17You're just gonna kind of butterfly it.
00:19Now at this point, you wanna put it
00:20between a couple pieces of plastic, pound away.
00:22Now we make the stuffing to go inside.
00:25I'm gonna start in the skillet, melt a little butter,
00:26and then I'm gonna go in with my onion and garlic.
00:28Give this a head start,
00:29and then we'll go in with the sausage.
00:30I'm gonna cook this until that sausage is really good
00:33and browned and crumbled.
00:34I've toasted my bread a little bit,
00:36and I'm just tearing it up into like little pieces.
00:38Get all that bread moistened with that fat
00:41that's rendered from the sausage.
00:43Then I'm gonna go in with some fresh thyme
00:45and fresh parsley, and then I'm using dried sage.
00:47This is the iconic smell of the season.
00:51Also what goes in here,
00:52this is where our cranberry comes in.
00:54I think this is a nice touch
00:55because you're getting a little bit of everything
00:56in every bite, which is how you eat
00:58your Thanksgiving feast anyway.
01:00And then one egg.
01:01Egg is gonna bind it so that it holds together
01:03inside the turkey.
01:04Rule it.
01:05Get these all tied up,
01:07and we're gonna get them cooking on the stove,
01:09and in that same pan, the gravy will also form.
01:12We're going in with a little oil and butter.
01:14Once that's good and hot,
01:15go in with our little turkey roulades.
01:18De-glaze it with a little white wine,
01:20and then go in with a little chicken stock.
01:21At this point, I'm gonna cover it.
01:22If you don't have a pan with a lid,
01:24you can just put some foil over it,
01:25and we're gonna move this to the oven.
01:27It's gonna go in at 350 degrees for about 35 minutes.
01:30You want the internal temperature to be 165.
01:33Check this out.
01:34Of course, this has to rest,
01:36so I'm gonna pull these out.
01:37We gotta turn this liquid gold into gravy.
01:40I'm gonna take a little Dijon mustard
01:41and whisk that.
01:42A little more of our chicken stock.
01:45You don't just wanna stir it directly into the hot liquid.
01:47You want to start with cooler liquid,
01:49because we're gonna add some cornstarch,
01:51and cornstarch dissolves better in cold liquid
01:53rather than hot liquid.
01:54And I'm gonna pop this back on the stove
01:56for just a couple minutes to thicken up.
01:58We're gonna platter up our little showstopper here.
02:00Oh my gosh, look how pretty that is.
02:02Your turkey and your stuffing.
02:04I'm just gonna lay this out on a platter
02:06and pour that delicious gravy over the top.
02:08Turkey is juicy.
02:10The stuffing is not dry.
02:12It's mind-blowing.
02:15That's probably in my top three best bites
02:18of Thanksgiving turkey of all time.
02:20And I'm not exaggerating.