Deep frying a turkey?
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Hey Pyd I did last years bird up at the cottage this past thanksgiving I cut the breast into strips and did them up in fish crisp(cajun)and put them in the fryer the kids ate them as quik as I brought them out I did manage to try one very tasty I had plum sauce for dipping
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I am thinking of trying this also. Does anyone want to share some tasty secrets? What kind of oil do I use?? Seasoning??
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I use Canola oil (yeah Canola oil, not Canada oil ).
As for the seasonning I inject the bird with special marinades, then sprinkle the ordinary seasonning on top of it before slowly (very slowly) lowering it into the pot.
I have a smoker, but I would think smoking a whole turkey would take time. Maybe cooking it in the oven first, then giving it a good flavoring smoke in the smoker.
As for the seasonning I inject the bird with special marinades, then sprinkle the ordinary seasonning on top of it before slowly (very slowly) lowering it into the pot.
I have a smoker, but I would think smoking a whole turkey would take time. Maybe cooking it in the oven first, then giving it a good flavoring smoke in the smoker.
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yea the whole turkey fryer thing isnt for me either, did it several times, take way too much time to clean the thing and i like the roasted flavor of turkey better than the deep fried flavor. also needs too much oil like 25 bucks for the cheap stuff.Mike P wrote:awshucks wrote:I am not a turkey fryer. Tried it several times and quit. I used to get used peanut oil from the Chinese place in town for $5 for 5 gal and it was good clean oil.
Tried covering the bird in water to get the needed oil level, used a thermometer, all the pro tricks and ended up w/ greasy floors, half raw or half burned birds every time. I'm a frying failure, lol.
Please don't offer me suggestions for the next time, there ain't gonna be a next time, wait and give me aid I will use, lol.
It's the smoker for me or what I can cut up and get in a fry daddy.
I also must join the failed fryer fraternity.
I could live with all the little burn spots on my legs and arms from the hot peanut oil leaping out and hitting me every time I put a bird in the big long container.
I could live with 350 degree oil overflowing the top of the container when placing said bird into said container creating a slip and slide amusement park ride out of my driveway.
I just couldn't live with the Swede bitching at me regarding how unhealthy it is eating deep fried foods for weeks following my frying festivities.
Unlike shucks, I am open for suggestions as to how to silence her. But please offer only those that will take her out on the first attempt.
If I only wound her she will run me down like a dog and dispatch me unceremoniously in short order.