Crock Pot Turkey Breast

“I had never cooked turkey in a crock pot before.Now that is the ONLY way I will cook it.It turned out so moist and juicy.Mine usually turns out dry.This was wonderful.Thank you so much for the recipe.NO MORE DRY TURKEY!!”

“Very easy and tasty! Gravy was delicious too.”

“1st time cooking turkey in crockpot & will always cook that way in the future. everyone loved it! i cut orange, lemon, & onion up to fill the cavity and garlic butter under the skin. breast was 8.5 lbs and barely fit but cooked 1st hour on high and 6 hours on low, it was perfect and juicy. thx for posting!!!”

“Used 3 lb. boneless turkey breast. I poured the can of chicken broth over turkey breast. Omitted the butter & worcestershire and used Italian Seasoning. It was very good. Turkey was moist and flavorful. Cooked on low and was done in about 5-6 hours. Thanks for a great recipe!”

“Wonderful, juicy turkey! I added a bit of garlic salt, thyme andpoultry seasoning and quartered onions.I had a relatively small breast so cooked about 6 hours and it was great. Thanks for this recipe!”

“I really enjoyed this turkey!I added some rosemary and garlic under the skin and poured HOT broth over the top, the heat tightens up the skin and locks in the flavor!I also added one onion cut into rings and a chopped apple.My crock pot bakes really hot so I only cooked for about 5-6 hrs.Thanks for the great recipe, the flavor is perfect.”

“What a fabulous way to make a turkey breast!It was the most moist turkey I have ever tasted, and I think it was way overdone based on the time comments several people made because it cooked for 8 hrs. and was just under 3lbs and had the bone in it.It sure didn’t taste overcooked!!!I used the apples and onions as other suggested and it really added a nice sweet taste to the recipe.I also rubbed Montreal Steak Seasoning under the skin for added spice.I will definitely do this again!”

“This was very good. I don’t think I liked the flavor better than oven roasting, but it was definitely much less fuss! I added some liquid smoke and one apple chopped up, as suggested by other reviewers. Also, I only cooked mine for about 6 hours, but I think it could have been taken out an hour sooner. Very good over all, and I would make again. Thanks!”

“My hubs is the eternal turkey breast lover. Igenerally have to cook3 20-25lb turkeys every THANKSgiving and CHRISTmas. Much of the dark is in freezer, forgottten about, tossed….My friend told me about just cooking the turkey breast in her crock-pot. Hubs is at the store now buying 2-3. This year we are traveling a couple of hours away, so I am cooking ahead of time and plating it for travel. He also does NOT think I know what I am talking about. LOL Wish me luck. Wanna really prove ME right this time. LOL Merry CHRISTmas, y’all.”

“Family and I really enjoyed this. Super easy and the meat was moist and well seasoned. Left-overs made delicious sandwiches. Thanks for the recipe.”

“Wonderful, fell off the bone good!”

“I made this loooong ago, and family loved it.Just made it last week for Easter, and we enjoyed it all over again.I appreciate that it is so easy.I did as someone else had suggested, putting a chopped apple, onion and dried rosemary in with it.Made excellent gravy and a delicious dinner.Will make this over and over and over . . .”

“Moist, tender, and best of all easy!I did use half the worcestershire as other reviewers suggested.”

“Very good! I made a presliced turkey breast (not sure on the size). I just dumped everthing on it and cooked it for 4 hours on high. I even got a compliment from the impossible father in law! Thanks for posting!”

“DELICIOUS AND TENDER!!!I made this for Thanksgiving with a 6 1/2 pound turkey breast.I left out the thyme and worcestershire sauce and added some other spices under the skin that are more to my families liking before putting it in the crockpot.It was very tender and delicious.I didn’t double the chicken broth even though my turkey breast was larger.Thanks for posting Debster!!!”

“Giving this recipe 4 stars now, may change it later.I am following many suggestions!Filled cavity and around a 5 lb. turkey breast with a mix of seasonings: Rosemary, a pinch of chopped cloves, sage, and Mesquite Chicken seasoning.Then poured the broth over the breast, followed by chopped apples and onions (in cavity too).Then drizzled some Worcestershire sauce over turkey, followed by three tablespoons of butter.I am almost sure, that based on the previous reviews that it will be done in 7 hours.Can’t wait!!!It Turned out GREAT!”

“Very moist.I omitted the wors. sauce and also followed NC-QT suggestion with the apples/onion.Thanks for the recipe, this is a keeper!”

“Followed the recipe and this was a bit dry, I did add an onion in rings and that was the only difference. Kept waiting all day for the wonderful aroma and it never came. I am sorry to say I think I will stick with oven roasting.”

“Hubby and I loved this…it was so moist, not at all like those dry turkeys from the oven…and it made great sandwiches the following day.I didn’t have 3 TBSP of worstercershire, only about 1, so I took the hint from prior reviews and added about 3 TBSP Liquid Smoke, 5 cloves peeled garlic and one onion, in rings.Great flavor and aroma and such an easy way to cook turkey.Great recipe!”

“Delicious! This is a great recipe to make any time, but especially during the hot weather. This is the first time I used a crockpot for a boneless turkey breast. It was very moist, had a lot of flavor and the leftovers made a great club sandwich. Cook once have 3 or 4 meals. I did not add the worchestershire.”