Uncle Beef
Diced Turkey
Diced Turkey
Full product description
Lean, tender and weeknight-easy, our diced turkey is cut for quick cooking—perfect for stir-fries, curries, kebabs and creamy pies. The pieces sear fast to a light golden edge and stay succulent when you keep the heat moderate and finish in sauce. Clean flavour, minimal faff, loads of options.
Why you’ll love it
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Lean protein that cooks in minutes
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Even dice for reliable browning and steady cooking
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Versatile for wok dishes, skewers, tray-bakes and pies
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Family-friendly flavour that takes on spices and herbs
Cut details
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Typically from breast (lean) and/or thigh (extra juiciness) depending on batch
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Trimmed and diced by our butchers (piece size may vary slightly)
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Fresh, never previously frozen (unless stated on pack)
How to cook (quick guide)
Stir-fry / pan:
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Pat dry and season.
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Hot pan with a little oil; cook 5–8 mins total, tossing for colour.
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Add aromatics/sauce and simmer gently until piping hot throughout.
Curry / stew:
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Brown pieces, add onions, garlic, spices and stock/tomatoes/coconut milk.
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Simmer 12–20 mins until tender (avoid a furious boil).
Skewers (grill/BBQ/air fryer):
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Marinate 30–120 mins; cook 8–12 mins, turning once or twice.
Food safety: As poultry, cook thoroughly to 75°C in the centre—no pink, juices clear.
Serving ideas
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Turkey tikka with yoghurt, lemon and garam masala, served over rice
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Creamy mushroom & tarragon turkey with pasta
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Lemon–herb tray-bake with potatoes and courgettes
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Honey–soy stir-fry with greens and sesame rice
Storage & handling
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Keep refrigerated below 5°C
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Once opened, cook within 1 day
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Suitable for home freezing on the day of purchase; defrost in the fridge and use within 24 hours
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Wash hands and equipment after handling raw poultry
FAQs
Breast or thigh—what’s best?
Breast is lean and quick; thigh is a touch juicier and forgiving. Packs may contain either—see the label.
How do I keep it tender?
Hot pan to colour, then finish gently in sauce. Don’t overcook once it hits 75°C.
Good marinade ideas?
Yoghurt, lemon and spices; or olive oil, garlic, herbs and a squeeze of citrus.
Can I cook from frozen?
Defrost in the fridge for even cooking.