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defrosting the christmas turkey
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MarathonKnitter
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defrosting the christmas turkey
it's been a million years since i made a turkey.
i searched online, and found that you can thaw a bird in water. so... i put the tukey (11 pounder) in a plastic storage container and filled it with cold water. i put the whole thing in my "back room". this room has almost no insulation, so it's really cold.
according to what i read, he should be thawed out in a day... is that right?
did i take him out of the freezer too early?
suddenly, i'm worried
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Posted 12/21/10 8:30 AM |
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bicosi
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Re: defrosting the christmas turkey
dont be.. i usually just take it out and sit in in a container of some sort and let it thaw out.. once it's thawed, then I'll season it and refrigerate it until it's time to go into the oven.
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Posted 12/21/10 9:33 AM |
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MarathonKnitter
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Re: defrosting the christmas turkey
Posted by bicosi
dont be.. i usually just take it out and sit in in a container of some sort and let it thaw out.. once it's thawed, then I'll season it and refrigerate it until it's time to go into the oven.
ok. i'm feeling better lol
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Posted 12/21/10 9:51 AM |
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bicosi
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Re: defrosting the christmas turkey
Posted by libby2595
Posted by bicosi
dont be.. i usually just take it out and sit in in a container of some sort and let it thaw out.. once it's thawed, then I'll season it and refrigerate it until it's time to go into the oven.
ok. i'm feeling better lol
you can't eff it up! lol
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Posted 12/21/10 9:56 AM |
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