Turkey stew with vegetables in a sleeve

A source of protein and healthy fats, this dish is rich in vitamins and minerals thanks to the vegetables. It has a vibrant taste and aroma, making it perfect for maintaining health and controlling weight.
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Kitchen: Mediterranean
Inventory: Oven, Roasting bag
Difficulty: simple
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Servings: 4 (1 serving ≈ 416 gram)
Digestion time: 3 hour
Complete protein:
Turkey, Zucchini, Tomato, Eggplant, Bulgarian pepper, Onion, Celery, Garlic, Himalayan salt, Black pepper, Thyme, Paprika
Slice: 15 min. Cooking: 10 min. Bake in the oven: 1 h.
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    Grate the young zucchini (350 g) on a coarse grater.

    Finely chop the onion (130 g), garlic (2-3 cloves), and celery stalk (60 g).

    Dice the bell pepper (150 g), eggplants (250 g), and tomatoes (300 g) into random pieces – cubes or slices, as you prefer.

    Cut the turkey fillet (400 g) into small pieces. Season it with salt, ground pepper, dried thyme, and paprika to taste.

    Next, assemble the stew in a baking sleeve: place all the chopped vegetables, add the turkey pieces, and the spices.

    Mix the contents directly in the sleeve to evenly distribute all the ingredients.

    Seal the sleeve by tying it on both ends or securing it with clips.

    Don’t forget to make 2-3 small holes with a knife so that steam can escape during baking.

    Preheat the oven to 190°C.

    Place the sleeve in a heat-resistant dish and put it in the oven. Bake the dish for about 1 hour.

    Health benefits
    For intimate health (blood circulation)
    Enhancing brain function and memory

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