If I have a 20-22 lb. turkey, I put it in the oven one hour before I go to bed (that way I can turn it down to 200° and sometimes I go down to 180° before I go to bed.) It will be done by noon the next day. Because it cooks at such a low temperature, if you aren...
also have you ever used an electric roaster (on top of the counter roaster)? I have to save room in my oven so I am considering using one for the turkey…any thoughts? Thanks for your help! Reply Kate @ Our Best Bites says: 11.14.2011 at 8:48 am Well, I used this thermometer:...
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Eventually, I invested in an electric knife because it makes carving speedier, but a sharp knife (like a chef’s knife) will do the job. 16. DIVE INTO YOUR MOIST TURKEY! Bask in the glory. You cooked a MOIST Thanksgiving turkey that your friends and family will rave about for years ...
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Nope! While an electric roaster is certainly nice to have, this recipe was developed for the oven. Roast Turkey Temperature You'll know your roast turkey is done when a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh reads 165 degrees F. ...
I do a barbecue style dry rub and wrap up an electric roaster and set it to 225F and let it go overnight. You don't get the great smoke flavor but when you work 12 hour days it's the closest you feel like getting. I also, at least once a month, cook a large pork roast in...