Top 5: turkey recipes for the holidays

When we talk about Christmas dinner, there is one dish that always takes center stage, and that is turkey. Now, you don't always have to cook the same recipe as there are several ways to interpret the dish without losing tradition. We want to give you some ideas to refresh your recipe book and treat your family with the classic turkey of every Christmas but with some improvements. Stuffed turkey breast with grapes If you want to combine two of the most representative ingredients of the holiday season, then what better than this turkey and green grape recipe. It's a sweet and sour delight for the whole family that also includes almonds and spices that give the turkey a very festive flavor. The idea is for it to be golden on the outside and super juicy on the inside, and you can serve it as an alternative to the typical whole turkey. Simple turkey recipe Now, if you don't want to play too much with tradition but want to take a lot of the work out of the equation, then we recommend this whole turkey recipe. There isn't too much preparation; in fact, the secret is to baste the turkey every thirty minutes with apple cider to keep it juicy and with a vibrant citrus flavor. The result is crispy and tender baked turkey for the whole family.   Oven-baked turkey breast with cranberry sauce This recipe takes just over an hour, which is a blessing compared to other ways of preparing turkey at Christmas. It is based on simply using the breast and pairing it with a cranberry sauce that elevates the flavor of the bird to another level. You'll also use maple syrup, butter, and cranberries, so you can expect a sweet and savory flavor accompanied by a delightful texture. Turkey salad Let's say you have another main dish in mind, like a pork leg, romeritos, or cod, but you don't want to leave turkey aside. Why not have it as an appetizer in this delicious and festive salad that features golden turkey, lettuce, and raspberries for a very appealing acidity. You can also add some asparagus for extra texture and use your favorite vinaigrette. Turkey frittata As you know, turkey is not only important on the night of the dinner but also for the next day. Reheating is a lifelong tradition, and this recipe turns it around to set aside the sandwiches and make an original breakfast with turkey leftovers. It's almost like a Spanish tortilla or omelet with eggs, onion, and of course, the leftover turkey from the night before.