Fried, BBQ'd or Baked??
I loaded the turkey into the brine bucket last night,
a few hours on the Weber charcoal grill tomorrow and it
will be 22# of heaven.
Have a smaller bird lined up for a Traeger smoking session.
How are you cooking your turkey??
Happy Thanksgiving to all, remember to give thanks for
that which is near and dear to you!
a few hours on the Weber charcoal grill tomorrow and it
will be 22# of heaven.
Have a smaller bird lined up for a Traeger smoking session.
How are you cooking your turkey??
Happy Thanksgiving to all, remember to give thanks for
that which is near and dear to you!
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Smoked. 0 -
Baked with sage stuffing..[:)] 0 -
A baked turkey and a hot honey baked ham for those how aren't turkey fans 0 -
I have a big family so we make 3 stops during the day. First is at my other dads house and they will be baking, then I go to my inlaws place and they will be frying, then at my folks place the turky will be smoked. It really is the best way, I get 3 compleatly different turky dinners. The only problem is that I do not get to watch a entire game. 0 -
I just set fire to the damned bird, and when it falls over, I eat it.
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Roasting. 0 -
they're gonna bake it
but I have a whole backstrap [whitetail deer] that has been marinating for 48 hrs+ in the sauce pan with quartered taters and carrotts OH YEAH BABY! and it's all mine as the wife does not eat venison AND I AIN'T GIVIN' NOBODY NONE!0 -
Brined with spices, then Baked/Roasted 0 -
It just doesn't get better than a fried turkey! The meat is so tender and juicy. Mmmmmmm![:D] 0 -
Roasting a bird and baking a ham. 0 -
Dad is making the bird the same way he has for the past 40-plus years.
Stuff it the night before, then roast it in a bag.
Very juicy, and not a case of salmonella yet!0
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