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Turkey Tips

dabbob

Posted 6:05 pm, 10/29/2011

If I accidentally put a turkey in the oven upside down, I would never touch another stove as long as I lived

AngryKid

Posted 6:04 pm, 10/29/2011

who's pilgrim patty

Hepsibah

Posted 6:01 pm, 10/29/2011

I don't think you can cook a turkey at 200 degrees and assume it is done. That temperature is too low and will not kill any bacteria. I say 350 degrees, for just a few hours, based on the size of the bird.


-Pilgrim Patty

countrygl4ever

Posted 6:00 pm, 10/29/2011

i'll just cook mine breast up and let it get golden brown...sun kissed

andreallynow

Posted 5:58 pm, 10/29/2011

Ya'lls makin' me hawngry!(and thirsty)

AngryKid

Posted 5:57 pm, 10/29/2011

call ur mum and ask her

OpenCasket

Posted 5:57 pm, 10/29/2011

I bet Bushman would know.

OpenCasket

Posted 5:57 pm, 10/29/2011

I think you cook it on 200 overnight, but don't quote me on that. I always eat at moms.

TheDayTheMusicDied

Posted 5:55 pm, 10/29/2011

Lucky you..

OpenCasket

Posted 5:54 pm, 10/29/2011

Sorry, I;m slightly buzzed.

OpenCasket

Posted 5:54 pm, 10/29/2011

If....

OpenCasket

Posted 5:54 pm, 10/29/2011

Only is she's flat breasted

Hepsibah

Posted 5:53 pm, 10/29/2011

Makes sense. The dark meat has more fat than the breast. The fat from those parts would drip down and saturate the less-fat parts. Thanks.

countrygl4ever

Posted 5:53 pm, 10/29/2011

will it lay in the bag breast down ?

TheDayTheMusicDied

Posted 5:52 pm, 10/29/2011

OC.. you are so insightful. :) A friend of mine cooks her turkey this way and also covers it in mayo... Sounds gross, looks gross... but turns a pretty golden color and is sooo moist. :)

kenc

Posted 5:51 pm, 10/29/2011

In the oven overnight? , What temp. ?

manicmama77

Posted 5:51 pm, 10/29/2011

LOL... I've done this every year since I accidentally put my turkey in upside down the first year I ever baked a turkey. It was, hands down, the juiciest turkey I've ever eaten... and since, I've never had a dry turkey.


I flip it over during the last hour or so, just to get the golden brown on top of the turkey.

OpenCasket

Posted 5:50 pm, 10/29/2011

Instead of cooking that turkey the conventional way flip it upside (breast down) inside the cooking bag. You have MOST EXCELLENT moist turkey breast. Let it cook overnight.

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