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QuestionWill this work with a chicken?Community AnswerYes, but adjust the measurements based on the weight of the chicken.
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QuestionHow do I eat the turkey?Recee44Community AnswerEat the turkey with a fork and knife.
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QuestionThe last time I used an injected Butterball turkey, it turned black, but it was still very good. Should I only use a non-injected one?Community AnswerYes.
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QuestionCan I do this with a 5 gal stock pot, on my electric kitchen stove, if I simply replace the oil with water, and just cook it longer?Community AnswerNo, for many reasons. Water can only reach 100 C/212 F, which is not hot enough. Boiling meat in water isn't going to taste very good. Finally, do not use oil indoors unless you want to burn down the house.
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QuestionWhat is the method for deep frying a turkey that weighs thirty pounds?Community AnswerIf you try to deep fry a 30 lb turkey, you'll end up with a dried, burnt outside and a raw inside. I guess you could halve it and fry one side at a time.
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QuestionCan I filter and then reuse the peanut oil?Community AnswerYes. Once it cools, fish out the big chunks. Then, get a clean funnel (not the one you use in the garage), place a coffee filter on the inside (it helps to tape down the edges so it stays put), then pour the sort of clean oil back into the original container through the filter/funnel. Then keep it in the fridge until next time. It should be good for three turkeys. If next time the oil stinks or foams, discard it (put it in the trash or recycle it). If you burn the oil, don't bother trying to save it.
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QuestionCan I fry two small turkeys (8 lbs each) together at one time? What should be the cooking time?Alfred SilversteinCommunity AnswerNo. This could cause an accident. Take the extra 26 minutes and do hem both right. Cook one immediately after the other, perhaps add a touch more oil after the first one is done.
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QuestionHow do I make sure my deep fried turkey doesn't dry out?Community AnswerInject the turkey and cook 3 minutes per pound. Make sure to keep oil at 325-350 degrees.
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QuestionDo the legs point up or down when deep frying a turkey?Community AnswerYou will need put the turkey legs facing upward. Make sure to also lower the turkey down slowly.
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