deep fryin a turkey (pic)
 

http://www.m15.com/turkey.JPG
ill post more pics as we go, ole charly there is about to be dipped
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nasty

enjoy the turkey! :)

cool.... :thumbsup

looks like it will turn out tasty, keep us updated

STOP! DON'T COOK THE TURKEY! I SEE JESUS!!!

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youve never had 1, or you dont like turkey?

we baked and deep fried a turkey this year. the deep fried is always better. peanut oil is the best to use.:2 cents:

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smokin :thumbsup

I have never tasted deep fried turkey...in fact..up until a couple years ago I had no idea that anyone did that. I'm still trying to figure out how you get the middle cooked without the outside getting burnt/dried out.

HAHAHA ! Now you see dead people :1orglaugh

please post a pic after it is deep fryed..im interested to see what it looks like

you heat the oil up to 180 or so degrees, when you drop the turkey in, slowly i might add. a seal( or a crust, but NOT BURNT) is instantly formed around the entire turkey. That in inself holds the juices in and they will not escape. when you cut into the turkey it is all juices, NOT OIL. another good idea is using injecting marinade. mmm mmmmmmmm :glugglug :thumbsup

you got enough $$$ for a turkey or your feonsay got it at a charity place?

ok back to my family :glugglug

we are going 350 @ 3 mins per lb

one of the wonderfull things of doing this is it takes on the adv 40 mins to cook a bird instead of all day. we injected this bird with an entire bottle of turkey marinate, and it will be sooooo good

I guess I can see something, but it is definitely not Jesus lol :glugglug

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cooking

don't know what you're missing 1st tried it 3 years ago, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, the best turkey i ever had....RL explain the reasoning behind the way to have the BEST trukey ever

Lets just hope this isn't the next picture posted. :thumbsup

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I think it just makes the turkey greasy . . .. I will take barbecued any day

lol.

on the directions of my turkey fryer it reads

"if you use a frozen turkey it will xplode and kill you"

someone didnt cook the one you had right. if you get the greese hot enuff it sears the outside instantly.

to eatch there own though :thumbsup

Looks good, enjoy it:thumbsup

Never had deep fried turkey but it sounds good. How long do you cook a deep fried turkey for?

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Wheres the final product pic??

I'm chomping on the leftovers from the one I smoked.

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Let's see the crispy turkey. :)

Looks a bit burnt, what does it look like cut open?

Enjoy!:thumbsup

mmmmm, i like it . . . . but i dont know how does it taste . . . .

is it tasty ?

Thats just the outside, yes it is crispy.

The inside is pure white, juicy and tasty. I didnt think to grab a pic of it, i took that pic before dinner, we ate and i posted it. Ive now moved on to this
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perfect golden brown. heck he is probably sleeping it off now! that looks like one juicy turrkey! oops, did i say juicy! :helpme

nothing like a turkey day nap!:2 cents:

LoL u BaStiD

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Interesting concept. If it's not all greasy (yes I read the explanation) then maybe it's good.


On the other hand....I see a store-bought pie (non pumpkin) in one of those pics.

Kinda lookin' like a McThanksgiving.....


There's a thing called tradition, and that's a flavour I like.


Maybe smoking pot in a house with kids is a new thanksgiving tradition.

Lighten up, will ya? :glugglug

omg I can't believe I'm seeing... DRUGS! :helpme