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HarryH3
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Re: Cooking A turkey in an electric oven

said by newview:

Good Eats Roast Turkey
by Alton Brown

»www.foodnetwork.com/reci ··· dex.html

Right there! That recipe makes the best turkey I've ever eaten!
mikkopel
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said by HarryH3:

said by newview:

Good Eats Roast Turkey
by Alton Brown

»www.foodnetwork.com/reci ··· dex.html

Right there! That recipe makes the best turkey I've ever eaten!

Thirded. I had never cooked a whole turkey before, and this was the first recipe I tried. Came out really good, not dry at all. Meat thermometer is a must.

As far as electric oven goes - with some foods it makes a difference compared to gas oven, but not in this case.

Hayward0
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said by HarryH3:

said by newview:

Good Eats Roast Turkey
by Alton Brown

»www.foodnetwork.com/reci ··· dex.html

Right there! That recipe makes the best turkey I've ever eaten!

Then obviously you have never had a deep fried turkey.

Best moistest/tenderest (ALL meat) and NOT greasy other than skin... turkey ever had. So hot seals the skin... and so seals in the water/moisture as well.

However a potentially very dangerous method if you don't study up first and know what you are doing. As the Mythbusters say don't try this at home especially with no clue at all.
HarryH3
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said by Hayward0:

said by HarryH3:

said by newview:

Good Eats Roast Turkey
by Alton Brown

»www.foodnetwork.com/reci ··· dex.html

Right there! That recipe makes the best turkey I've ever eaten!

Then obviously you have never had a deep fried turkey.

Best moistest/tenderest (ALL meat) and NOT greasy other than skin... turkey ever had. So hot seals the skin... and so seals in the water/moisture as well.

However a potentially very dangerous method if you don't study up first and know what you are doing. As the Mythbusters say don't try this at home especially with no clue at all.

As usual, you're making incorrect assumptions. I've had both, prefer Alton's recipe.

Hayward0
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Hayward0

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said by HarryH3:

As usual, you're making incorrect assumptions. I've had both, prefer Alton's recipe.

And as usual you are being dictatorial... no one else's opinion counts for anything....and no discussion.

So OK maybe WHY do you think its better?