Granny's
750 Pandora Avenue East R2C 4G5 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Authentic island flavours are found in our Jerk Chicken recipe! For an extra hot marinade, use Habanero or Scotch Bonnet chillies. For a milder version use jalapeño.

If packaged well, whole chickens and turkeys will keep in the freezer for up to two years. Learn more about storing your poultry by clicking here: https://grannys.ca/poultry-pointers/

Roast some chicken or turkey drumsticks or use your leftover’s from Easter for this Sweet Potato and Brussel Sprout Salad. Find the full recipe by clicking here: https://bit.ly/2QKDGyp

Salads come in dozens of combinations of veggies and when paired with chicken or turkey, even better! Deconstructed, layered or in a bowl, try one of our many protein packed salad recipes for dinner tonight. https://grannys.ca/recipes/

This Mexican Turkey Salad features Granny’s leftover roasted turkey and a homemade dressing. Yum! Find the recipe here: https://bit.ly/3djzahR

The slow cooker is an essential kitchen appliance. It lowers cook and prep time but still provides depths of flavour to your dinner. Try our Slow Cooked Black Garlic Chicken recipe: http://bit.ly/2II1ezu

Leftover turkey? No problem! Try our Spaghetti with Roasted Turkey Alla Puttanesca for dinner this week! Find the recipe by clicking here: https://bit.ly/2P9rDKR

Did you know that leftover cooked turkey can be stored in a covered container, plastic bag or aluminum foil and lasts for up to 2-3 days in the refrigerator or up to 3 months in the freezer? Learn more here: https://grannys.ca/grannys-turkey-guide/

Roast your turkey to perfection! Using a digital meat thermometer ensures your turkey is cooked properly resulting in a juicy and tender Granny’s turkey every time. Learn more by clicking here: https://grannys.ca/poultry-pointers/

Chef Jason Wortzman says, "This traditional Thai dish has gained a huge following with Canadian cooks. You can’t go wrong with tender marinated chicken and an irresistible peanut sauce. Be sure to use natural peanut butter to get the most authentic nutty flavour."

Turkey Pot Pie is classic comfort food and we shared Chef Jason Wortzman’s very own recipe on Great Tastes of Manitoba! Find the recipe by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3liYWWy

Ooey Gooey Italian Grilled Turkey Sandwiches were featured on Great Tastes of Manitoba and we wanted to share with you the full recipe using Granny’s Sea Salt & Cracked Black Pepper Marinated Turkey Breast. This recipe is perfect for leftovers! Find the recipe here: https://bit.ly/35f2mnu

This Turkey Chili with a Dark Ale fills your home with a welcoming aroma. Top this dish with a big scoop of sour cream when serving for the perfect bite. Find the recipe here: http://bit.ly/2ThYTj2

Broccoli Cheddar Soup always hits the spot. And adding a Granny’s Sea Salt & Cracked Black Pepper Turkey Breast only makes it better. Find this CTV Morning Live Winnipeg featured recipe here: https://grannys.ca/ctv-think-turkey/

Did you catch Chef Jason Wortzman and host Dez Daniels cooking up this Breakfast Skillet recipe on Great Tastes of Manitoba? Yum! Find the full recipe for both the skillet and homemade turkey sausages here: https://bit.ly/3n8GyjA

Chef Jason Wortzman always brings unique flavours to all of his dishes. This Slow Cooker Black Garlic Chicken is a cook-from-frozen easy meal that truly cooks itself.

Have you set your PVR yet? Tomorrow, our very own Chef Jason Wortzman will be on Great Tastes of Manitoba. This episode features turkey recipes perfect for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Click here for a sneak peek: https://grannys.ca/great-tastes-of-manitoba/

This Slow Cooker Turkey Drumstick Cassoulet is a rustic gourmet recipe that is very easy to make and will look like it came out of the kitchen of an upscale bistro. At a cost of only about $3.00 per serving, it won’t put a big dent in your grocery budget either! Find the recipe by clicking here:http://bit.ly/2Pdthbj

Featured on CTV Morning Live Winnipeg, this Turkey Penne with Fresh Tomatoes and Pancetta is bursting with flavour. Missed the show? Find the recipe and video by clicking here: https://grannys.ca/ctv-think-turkey/