Best way to cook a turkey? : r/Cooking - Reddit
2022年11月6日 · You can cook a turkey in a large Weber BBQ using the indirect method meaning that the coals are either sides of the turkey not direct under. You may have to add some new coals to it over time. It gets the job done in about 2 to 3 hours, pending on the weight of the turkey. Or you cook a turkey in a paper bag.
Best way to roast a Thanksgiving turkey? : r/Cooking - Reddit
Spatchcocking is the only way I will cook a turkey these days. The process also works great for chickens - roasted chicken in about 45 minutes at 375-400. No marinating is needed. You don't even really need any compound butter underneath the skin if that is your preference.
Is it safe to cook Turkey to 150-155? : r/Cooking - Reddit
2016年11月21日 · Rather than de-boning the turkey, spatchcock it and cook on a bed of aromatic herbs and veggies. The link is for chicken, but the principle works for any bird. (edit to add the spatchcocked turkey recipe) I can testify, the breast will be moist and tender.
Does an electric roaster oven cut turkey cooking time? : r/Cooking …
2022年12月21日 · Yes, it absolutely does in my experience -- and I have been using one for the turkey for over 15 years. I can't really say accurately by how much but cook time seems to be a bit under 10 minutes per pound versus the 15 minutes of a traditional oven,.
Best way to cook turkey burgers in a stainless steel pan?
2021年11月5日 · I'm a beginner cook and this will be my first time trying to cook any kind of burgers using stainless steel (and second time cooking meat in general in stainless steel), so I am just looking for a little advice on the best way to do this …
Has anyone slow-cooked a turkey at 170 degrees for Thanksgiving?
And that is 16 hours at 170. That doesn't count the short roasting time at 450 which you do at first. Our turkey turned out well last week, following this method. I'm a teacher in a small school in AK. Every Thanksgiving, each of us teachers is asked to cook a turkey for the community feast because the school doesn't have enough ovens.
Is it even possible to make a non-dry turkey? : r/Cooking - Reddit
Break it down into pieces or at least spatchcock it, and cook to a certain temperature and no further. The former helps with the latter. Everything else is details. The stereotypical turkey recipe happens to be a really shitty way to cook turkey for various physical reasons. Solve those physical problems and you can get moist turkey.
need some advice on slow cooking turkey. : r/slowcooking - Reddit
2022年12月6日 · If you have a roaster you can do a whole turkey. Unless you have a humongous crock pot a whole turkey won’t fit. I’ve done a turkey breast several times in a slow cooker and it came out great and really juicy. If you’re looking for crispy skin you won’t get it. If you’re looking for a turkey thats not dry slow cookers a great way to do it
Million Dollar Question -- What is the best way to cook a turkey?
2023年11月5日 · Lower the heat to 325 degrees and cook for 3 ½ – 4 hours until a thermometer reads 165 degrees in the thickest part of the turkey thigh. I make the stuffing in a crockpot. It is super moist.
Need an amazing turkey recipe : r/Cooking - Reddit
It will cook down and you will barely notice it at the end.), lots of garlic, butter (like a half cup plus a ton more to rub over the turkey and smoosh under its skin) fresh sage, thyme and rosemary, dried cranberries, apples, pepper, better than bouillon (don't bother with …