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AmerLisa

Nov 15th 2010 3:32 pm

Re: Deep fried turkeys

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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad (Post 8983051)

Anyone tried one? Do they work?

I found this article.....

http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/food/...fryer-2408811/

Tarkak9

Nov 15th 2010 4:22 pm

Re: Deep fried turkeys

http://img3.visualizeus.com/thumbs/0...5e8803a9_m.jpg

Yorkieabroad

Nov 15th 2010 4:37 pm

Re: Deep fried turkeys

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Originally Posted by AmerLisa (Post 8983280)

I found this article.....

http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/food/...fryer-2408811/

Ha - thanks - I just came on to post the same link! Got to say, it doesn't soundquite what I expected from the blurb on the box, especially the cooking time.

merz	Nov 15th 2010 7:31 pm

Re: Deep fried turkeys

I have had deep fried turkey on two sererate occasions.
Both made by the same Louisiana old guy and eaten with soft butter coated bread rolls.

Deeeeelish and scrummy.
Ok both times I was very drunk and starving hungry but I am sure they really were fab :)

Celtic_Angel

Nov 17th 2010 3:11 am

Re: Deep fried turkeys

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Originally Posted by Mandana (Post 8980118)

Has anyone either had one, or better still, bought a deep-fat frier and cooked one?

I have to say it sounds utterly disgusting to me, but my OH has been raving about it - so much so he's looked up the frier and is threatening to buy one :eek:

So, do they get a :thumbsup: or a :thumbdown:

:confused:

years ago while living in Louisiana we went to a Thanksgiving dinner where the turkey was deep fried and injected with all those spices by an old cajun dude....I'd never even heard of the process at the time but will still rave about it ..best most moist turkey I've ever tasted!!!

now if I could do that to a turkey I might eat it more than once a year!:lol:

Celtic_Angel

Nov 17th 2010 3:12 am

Re: Deep fried turkeys

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Originally Posted by merz (Post 8983739)

I have had deep fried turkey on two sererate occasions.
Both made by the same Louisiana old guy and eaten with soft butter coated bread rolls.

Deeeeelish and scrummy.
Ok both times I was very drunk and starving hungry but I am sure they really were fab :)

OMG maybe it was the same one!! lol

nobody cooks and spices crawfish like an old Louisiana guy either:thumbsup:

tamms_1965

Sep 25th 2011 10:05 pm

Re: Deep fried turkeys

This is a great thread :) The fried turkey I had was really good. I thought/think I want one but I have been reading a lot about the infrared ones. They seem to have gone down in price also. The plus side about the fryer is that we can use it for other things (wings/chips/chickens/pickles/zucchini/etc) when we have a an outdoor (or indoor) get-together. The plus side about the infrared cooker is that you do not have to buy oil. I don't know if people re-use their oil but I do not when I fry in my electric skillet. So, anyone have an infrared?

fsm	Sep 27th 2011 8:48 pm

Re: Deep fried turkeys

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Originally Posted by tamms_1965 (Post 9641646)

I don't but I like the concept was looking at a couple of infrared fryers around the $100 range.

BritishGuy36

Sep 29th 2011 2:23 pm

Re: Deep fried turkeys

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mandana (Post 8980118)

So, do they get a :thumbsup: or a :thumbdown:

Best turkey I had, bar none. And by quite a margin.

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