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meganNbobby
Our Family is Complete
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Megan
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anyone have a turkey fryer?
dh wants to fry our xmas eve turkey?
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Posted 11/26/07 11:15 AM  |
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PotofLuck06
Our Baby Boy Is Here!!!
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Betsy
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
I don't, but my uncle does and we used it on a camping trip a year or so ago. The meat taste delicious!!!!!
You have to go to BJs and buy one or two large containers of oil for the fryer, so it covers the entire turkey.
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| Posted 11/26/07 11:21 AM |
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quasi3
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Stacey
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
We do a fried turkey for thanksgiving... tastes amazing. You can purchase one at walmart....about $60-$70
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| Posted 11/26/07 11:23 AM |
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meganNbobby
Our Family is Complete
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Megan
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
thanks so much...
maybe we will go buy one for xmas
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| Posted 11/26/07 11:23 AM |
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SweetCin
My green-eyed boy
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Cin
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
I hear its excellent; although its also very dangerous...don't do it too close to your house
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| Posted 11/26/07 1:38 PM |
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Ladybug63
Ohh... baby
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D
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
I know Thanksgiving is over but I just wanted to say that I had my 1st fried turkey last July & it was insanely good!
We used oil (supposed to be the best) and a friend fried it. You def. need to be careful as it splashes & is super hot but the meat was to die for!
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| Posted 11/26/07 10:04 PM |
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Erica
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
my BIL has one and it was the best turkey I have ever had (I'm not a huge poultry fan)
I heard that the hot oil fries the skins and seals in the juices (also keeps the oil out, so it's really not that fatty)
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| Posted 11/26/07 10:16 PM |
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mikeswife06
Drama Momma
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Anne
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
We got ours at Home Depot along with 2 of the big things of peanut oil.
We have made 2. They are delicious! Someone just needs to stay outside with it and watch the temp. The hot oil definately sears the skin and seals in the moisture.
They say 3 minuites per pound but honestly after the first 15 lbs or 45 minutes I would do 2 minutes a pound. Our second turkey was larger and a little overdone. Go get one. They are awesome. We are also planning a clam bake for the summer to do steamers, clams, and lobsters in it using water!
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| Posted 11/27/07 8:59 AM |
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LisaI
Momma's Little Beans
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
i don't either, but I've had a fried turkey and YUM!!!!!
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| Posted 11/27/07 9:51 AM |
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drewsgirl
My loves
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Amanda
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
we got one last year at target..it was after christmas and we got it on clearance for $10! there was no way dh was leaving it behind lol
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| Posted 11/27/07 10:54 AM |
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julz33
i run for bacon
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julz
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Re: anyone have a turkey fryer?
My mom has one. That is the way we cook our turkey every year for Thanksgiving. It tastes so much better IMO (much Juicier!)
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| Posted 11/27/07 6:23 PM |
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