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seclark 11-21-2016 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 12570032)
Amateurs. They didn't even truss the legs.

Also, this has GOT to be Inmem's turkey.

those pineapples, or onion rings? never tried pineapples.
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REDHOTGTO 11-21-2016 06:51 PM

Truthfully ? I smoke a huge ham butttttttt. If you really want turkey try this ..........
I smoke turkeys in a trader pellet grill upside down (breast down) fill cavity with sliced oranges and onions it tastes wonderful, I use head country seasoning on the outside after an olive oil rub. Keep a probe in it to monitor temp and let relax 30 min before carving, you will have the most moist breasts you can ever have and best flavor you ever stuck in yo mouth.

Fire Me Boy! 11-21-2016 06:52 PM

Thanksgiving - how to you prepare your turkey
 
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Originally Posted by seclark (Post 12570069)
those pineapples, or onion rings? never tried pineapples.

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Looks like onion rings or curly fries (maybe both, actually) and Cheez-Its to me.

displacedinMN 11-21-2016 06:59 PM

From a fire dept: How not to burn down your house while deep frying a turkey

http://video.startribune.com/how-not...key/402304465/

Hope this helps

DomCasual 11-21-2016 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Sorce (Post 12569258)

We bought one of these five years ago. I had low expectations, considering how inexpensive it seemed, compared to other options.

It's truly amazing. I really have no idea how it works as well as it does. But the turkey comes out crisp on the outside, and totally juicy on the inside. And it doesn't take all that much time to prepare it, or to actually do the cooking.

When we've had family over for Thanksgiving, I almost feel like I'm cheating. People go on and on about how it's the best turkey they ever had. And I've sort of gotten the reputation in our big, Mormon family as being something of a turkey whisperer. :)

Just get one. You won't be sorry.

Pushead2 11-21-2016 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 12569510)
Don't care about Turkey. However, when i DO do Turkey, i prepare a dry rub for it and bake it covered with strips of Bacon.

It's the Ham that steals the show any way. And I use a Citrus Rum Glaze for my Ham.

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Fish 11-21-2016 08:14 PM

With lots of taters and gravy....

mikeyis4dcats. 11-22-2016 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 12570075)
Looks like onion rings or curly fries (maybe both, actually) and Cheez-Its to me.

Funyons, cheez-its, and bacon

RockChalk 11-18-2018 03:22 PM

Smoking a turkey again this year, like I do every year. However; I'm pretty sure there was an injection recipe on here a few years ago that I cannot seem to find. The injection contained cream of chicken soup and a few other ingredients, heated up on a stove, then injected into the turkey (or chicken) prior to smoking.

Does this ring a bell to anyone on here?

SuperBowl4 11-18-2018 03:30 PM

We go to SUBWAY on Thanksgiving eve and get our Turkey foot longs like we do every year

dlphg9 11-18-2018 04:31 PM

Suck it and **** it

frozenchief 11-18-2018 04:41 PM

I’m cooking 2 geese this year. Rich and moist, goose is a far superior bird.

sd4chiefs 11-18-2018 04:52 PM

I take the family to the Walmart hot food bar.

Bump 11-18-2018 04:59 PM

nothing fancy, rub it with oil, inside and out and then put spices, herbs and onion in the inside of it. I tend to over cook these things because the thought of even slightly undercooked poultry makes me want to vomit.

Fire Me Boy! 11-18-2018 05:02 PM

Fried. Did it that way last year and probably won't ever go back.


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