This is a simple recipe that we have been making for years. It is often requested for birthday dinners. Our local neighborhood grocery store always carries boneless turkey tenders, turkey steaks would also work. This simple marinade transforms turkey into a delicious meat that can now be served more often than just Thanksgiving. This is also yummy as a marinade for chicken kabobs.
Barbequed Turkey Tenders
1/2 cup oil
1 cup 7 Up--not sugar free
1/2 cup soy sauce
1 teaspoon horseradish
2 teaspoons italian seasoning
Turkey Tenders or steaks
Mix ingredients together. Add turkey tenders, let marinate for up to 24 hours. Grill tenders until internal temperate reaches 160 degrees.
12 comments:
Looks wonderful! Thank you for the recipe. :)
SO clever!! turkey can get so dried out - this is brilliant and using 7 up!!! love how creative this is :))
Mary x
I bet the horseradish gives it a good zing. I have to try this. It looks wonderful.
Cindy, these sound wonderful. I've never seen turkey tenders in our markets, but I think I can cut my own. I'd love to give your recipe a try. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
I've never bought turkey tenders, but they sound like a great option to a too huge turkey breast. And your marinade sounds great...we always have 7-Up on hand :) Have a great week!
This sounds fantastic and really flavorful!
I don't think I've ever made turkey tenders - but these look so yummy! What a great way to make turkey.
This sounds so wonderful! I'm going to see if I can find the turkey tenderloins at our grocery. I'll bet pork tenderloin would be good, too.
This needs to go on the menu next time I am in town! Looks delicious...
We love eating turkey but I have never seen turkey tenders in the stores around here but other cuts would probably also work very well with this intriguing marinade that contains 7 Up.
What an awesome idea to use 7 up as a marinade!!! I can't wait to try this!!!
I have never made turkey tenders, these look delicious and I better look into that asap!
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