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How does everyone like to cook their turkey? I like Martha's wine and butter recipe the best. Last year I brined my turkey, which did make it nice and moist, but I missed the flavor of the wine and butter. This year I'm going back to the wine and butter.

 

I did find a local turkey today. yay!

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[Guest guest]

How does everyone like to cook their turkey? I like Martha's wine and butter

recipe the best. Last year I brined my turkey, which did make it nice and

moist, but I missed the flavor of the wine and butter. This year I'm going

back to the wine and butter.

 

I did find a local turkey today. yay!

Cyndi

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I did the butter & wine method last year Cyndi and will prolly do that this

yr too. I would love to try what I saw on a show on Food Network this past

week. Some guy who owns a restaurant that serves just Turkey had someone

make him a stand so he could cook his turkeys like people do chickens

sitting on beer cans. I guess I'll have to find a handyman/welder to make

me a stand before next year.lol

I know it's bad for you but I'd love to try a deep fried Turkey once.

 

Good for you finding a local boid!

sluggy

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Kail has talked many times about buying a spit for our gas grill and trying to cook a turkey like that. If I tell him about "beer can turkey" I'm sure he'll want to do that too! lol.

 

I've always wanted to try a deep fried turkey too. I wonder if you could use coconut oil or palm oil for it? That would definitely make it more healthy.cyndi

 

In a message dated 11/15/2007 8:22:32 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, arcure writes:

I did the butter & wine method last year Cyndi and will prolly do that this yr too. I would love to try what I saw on a show on Food Network this past week. Some guy who owns a restaurant that serves just Turkey had someone make him a stand so he could cook his turkeys like people do chickens sitting on beer cans. I guess I'll have to find a handyman/welder to make me a stand before next year.lolI know it's bad for you but I'd love to try a deep fried Turkey once.Good for you finding a local boid!sluggy

 

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Kari, I think that is what they call a Freudian slip, lol. Here is the link to the recipe. I just use my own stuffing.

 

Cyndi

 

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In a message dated 11/16/2007 3:50:33 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, kari writes:

 

 

 

 

 

LOL - I typed beer and wine! I mean butter and wine. Shows where my min is...

KariKari Carlisle <kari (AT) houndgroup (DOT) com> wrote:

 

 

 

Can someone fill me in on the beer and wine method? Sounds good!

KariSluggy <arcure (AT) ptdprolog (DOT) net> wrote:

 

 

How does everyone like to cook their turkey? I like Martha's wine and butter recipe the best. Last year I brined my turkey, which did make it nice and moist, but I missed the flavor of the wine and butter. This year I'm going back to the wine and butter.I did find a local turkey today. yay!Cyndi*************I did the butter & wine method last year Cyndi and will prolly do that this yr too. I would love to try what I saw on a show on Food Network this past week. Some guy who owns a restaurant that serves just Turkey had someone make him a stand so he could cook his turkeys like people do chickens sitting on beer cans. I guess I'll have to find a handyman/welder to make me a stand before next year.lolI know it's bad for you but I'd love to try a deep fried Turkey once.Good for you finding a local boid!sluggy

 

 

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Can someone fill me in on the beer and wine method? Sounds good! KariSluggy <arcure wrote: How does everyone like to cook their turkey? I like Martha's wine and butter recipe the best. Last year I brined my turkey, which did make it nice and moist, but I missed the flavor of the wine and butter. This year I'm going back to the wine and butter.I did find a local turkey today. yay!Cyndi*************I did the butter & wine method last year Cyndi and will prolly do that

this yr too. I would love to try what I saw on a show on Food Network this past week. Some guy who owns a restaurant that serves just Turkey had someone make him a stand so he could cook his turkeys like people do chickens sitting on beer cans. I guess I'll have to find a handyman/welder to make me a stand before next year.lolI know it's bad for you but I'd love to try a deep fried Turkey once.Good for you finding a local boid!sluggy

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LOL - I typed beer and wine! I mean butter and wine. Shows where my min is... KariKari Carlisle <kari wrote: Can someone fill me in on the beer and wine method? Sounds good! KariSluggy <arcure (AT) ptdprolog (DOT) net> wrote: How does everyone like to cook their turkey? I like Martha's wine and butter recipe the best. Last year I brined my turkey, which did make it

nice and moist, but I missed the flavor of the wine and butter. This year I'm going back to the wine and butter.I did find a local turkey today. yay!Cyndi*************I did the butter & wine method last year Cyndi and will prolly do that this yr too. I would love to try what I saw on a show on Food Network this past week. Some guy who owns a restaurant that serves just Turkey had someone make him a stand so he could cook his turkeys like people do chickens sitting on beer cans. I guess I'll have to find a handyman/welder to make me a stand before next year.lolI know it's bad for you but I'd love to try a deep fried Turkey once.Good for you finding a local boid!sluggy