How To Cook a Turkey - Easy Roast Turkey Recipe - Hilah Cooking
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Date: 2022-04-30
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Pipedog42
Thanx for the vid. -
Hey your should try the Lazy Carnivore method of turkey cooking. -
1. Buy a ham that'll fit in the turkey-
2. Put the ham in the Turkey. -
3. Put the turkey in the roasting pan, breasts DOWN, arse up. ;)-
4. Put the pan in a 350 oven, untill the drumsticks start to fall apart. Or use a meat thermometer, or proper cooking times from the internet. -
5. Eat the bird, or the ham. And tomorrow you have 2 kinds of meat for sandwiches. FYI the drippings make the best gravy!
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Thanx for the vid. -
Hey your should try the Lazy Carnivore method of turkey cooking. -
1. Buy a ham that'll fit in the turkey-
2. Put the ham in the Turkey. -
3. Put the turkey in the roasting pan, breasts DOWN, arse up. ;)-
4. Put the pan in a 350 oven, untill the drumsticks start to fall apart. Or use a meat thermometer, or proper cooking times from the internet. -
5. Eat the bird, or the ham. And tomorrow you have 2 kinds of meat for sandwiches. FYI the drippings make the best gravy!
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ricklude
-hilahcooking Oh heck, that's OK Hilah. -
Sometimes I don't think at all and you should see some of the sad, total wrecks that have come out of my kitchen, not to mention other things I've worked on in my house. HA! -
Besides Hilah, Your turkey came out lookin' just beautiful and I bet ya it tasted just as good as it looked too. YUM! Next time, send me an invite y'all. :-)
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-hilahcooking Oh heck, that's OK Hilah. -
Sometimes I don't think at all and you should see some of the sad, total wrecks that have come out of my kitchen, not to mention other things I've worked on in my house. HA! -
Besides Hilah, Your turkey came out lookin' just beautiful and I bet ya it tasted just as good as it looked too. YUM! Next time, send me an invite y'all. :-)
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Anonymoose
-hilahcooking, -
Just touching bases again. Sho 'nuff, as turkey day approached, I didn't even have to go looking for the injector needle, it was on one of the end cap displays. And I picked up a 12 1/2 lb Butterball. Replaying the vid now and taking notes, so I don't have to look it up on T Day, and looking forward to the fun of doing a whole bird again.
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-hilahcooking, -
Just touching bases again. Sho 'nuff, as turkey day approached, I didn't even have to go looking for the injector needle, it was on one of the end cap displays. And I picked up a 12 1/2 lb Butterball. Replaying the vid now and taking notes, so I don't have to look it up on T Day, and looking forward to the fun of doing a whole bird again.
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RJ
Hilah, whenever I make a turkey, I always use peeled carrots, quartered onions and celery stalks as the actual rack the turkey lays on in the pan. Those vegetables get so cooked through, their liquid is in mixed with the turkey drippings. Talk about a flavor base for your gravy! OMG. You're great. Could you be cooler? The answer is no. No you can't.
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Hilah, whenever I make a turkey, I always use peeled carrots, quartered onions and celery stalks as the actual rack the turkey lays on in the pan. Those vegetables get so cooked through, their liquid is in mixed with the turkey drippings. Talk about a flavor base for your gravy! OMG. You're great. Could you be cooler? The answer is no. No you can't.
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Lawrence
hi my name is trina. first time seeing your turkey video. awesum! thank you so much. iv seen other videos but they didnt really help me as much as yours did. just had to let you know. im not much of a cook & seeing your video was easy to follow, so im a little more confident now with doing this turkey.
merry christmas!
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hi my name is trina. first time seeing your turkey video. awesum! thank you so much. iv seen other videos but they didnt really help me as much as yours did. just had to let you know. im not much of a cook & seeing your video was easy to follow, so im a little more confident now with doing this turkey.
merry christmas!
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da959
-hilahcooking Ahhh, turkey sandwiches. I love them when you fry the turkey for a bit in some butter. I gives it an awesome flavor! Maybe you could show us all how to make a turkey potpie. I'm always up for what to do with the leftover turkey. Now i can't wait for Thanksgiving to get here!
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-hilahcooking Ahhh, turkey sandwiches. I love them when you fry the turkey for a bit in some butter. I gives it an awesome flavor! Maybe you could show us all how to make a turkey potpie. I'm always up for what to do with the leftover turkey. Now i can't wait for Thanksgiving to get here!
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Jenni
-mallymahalik Another good seasoning technique to use is ITALIAN DRESSING. You need to let the turkey marinate overnight in about two bottles of dressing (you should inject it for the best results. The taste will be AWESOME the meat will be full of flavors and so so so moist!
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-mallymahalik Another good seasoning technique to use is ITALIAN DRESSING. You need to let the turkey marinate overnight in about two bottles of dressing (you should inject it for the best results. The taste will be AWESOME the meat will be full of flavors and so so so moist!
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c0naN
ooohmyygooood that flavor injector (as i found out it was called) must be absolutely amazing! I've NEVER seen that here in sweden and it's so hard to make the whole turkey/chiken juicy. If I can't find one here, i'll order one from the states or some place that have it!
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ooohmyygooood that flavor injector (as i found out it was called) must be absolutely amazing! I've NEVER seen that here in sweden and it's so hard to make the whole turkey/chiken juicy. If I can't find one here, i'll order one from the states or some place that have it!
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deux-belles
I know a lot of people probably tell you this, but you look a lot like Lisa Kudrow! The resemblance is uncanny! I think you're prettier though (and younger of course. Great tutorial! Thanks! :) I'll be doing this for Easter dinner!
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I know a lot of people probably tell you this, but you look a lot like Lisa Kudrow! The resemblance is uncanny! I think you're prettier though (and younger of course. Great tutorial! Thanks! :) I'll be doing this for Easter dinner!
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Cooking4Students
I have always wanted to give a turkey a shot for xmas, but never have got round to it, always has been turkeys friend, the chicken. Not this year, imma on the look out for a turkey, so turkeys beware! Thanks for the recipe!
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I have always wanted to give a turkey a shot for xmas, but never have got round to it, always has been turkeys friend, the chicken. Not this year, imma on the look out for a turkey, so turkeys beware! Thanks for the recipe!
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