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Kate’s Escapades – Let’s Talk Turkey
The big day is almost here. In my house we strictly adhere to this motto for this one day of the year…
Gobble ’til You Wobble!
A perfectly acceptable motto for one day of the year, don’t you think? Well, maybe you could stretch that out to two days, if you have enough leftovers. But three days? Don’t try it unless you are expecting a gym membership for Christmas.
The star of every Thanksgiving feast is certainly the turkey. And probably nothing strikes more fear into a cook than taking that heavy, slimy, pale blob of meat and bones, and turning it into the perfectly golden delicious main dish. I myself have only cooked one turkey over the years, as that Thanksgiving tradition has always been left to my mother and mother-in-law. I’m sure my day is coming.
I found an amazing website that will take all of the guess work out of preparing your Thanksgiving turkey…
SeriousEats.com
They have everything you could ever want to know about cooking a turkey.
Serious Eats’ Ten Turkey Tips You’ll Be Thankful For
- What Kind of Turkey to Buy
- What Size Turkey to Buy
- Thawing Time
- To Brine or Not to Brine?
- Calculating Cooking Time
- Roast Turkey Recipes
- Non-Roasted Turkey Recipes
- How to Carve a Turkey
- Still need help? Turkey Hotlines
- What to Do with Turkey Leftovers (Yay!)
So those of you attempting to tackle the big bird this year…be brave. With these tips, I’m sure your Turkey Day will be a grand success.
And remember…
Gobble ’til You Wobble!
~Kate
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I hope you Thanksgiving was a nice as mine.