Roasted turkey breast was very tough

Anonymous
Add on to my previous post about turkey given to me by local church the recipe online said for my 10lb turkey cook for 2 hours covered with foil then remove foil and continue to cook until 165 degrees which is exactly what I did I live on my own and have tried cooking turkey's before and the pop up has always lifted to soon previously those times I didn't have a meat thermometer and the turkey was always undercooked. To be quite honest I wish I hadn't been given the turkey I ended up eating mashed potatoes peas and dressing I wouldn't eat the turkey for fear it could have been bad and might make me sick oh well guess I am not much of a cook.
Anonymous
Our 8 lb bone-in breast turned out great today. I covered the breast with cheese cloth soaked in melted butter and chicken stock (can use white wine). Basted the cloth every 30 minutes. After 2 hours (at 350), i took the cheesecloth off for browning and needed 20 minutes longer for the thermometer to reach 165 degrees. I let it rest with the top covered by foil. It was perfect.
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