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    0  Views: 667 Answers: 10 Posted: 14 years ago
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      I think that this is done in...Texas?...not sure but some of our other members would know.  I saw it done on TV in a gigantic deep fryer and as Benthere said, can be very dangerous, if you don't know what you are doing. It looked absolutely delicious when they pulled it out of the fryer!!  yummmm

      14 years ago. Rating: 4
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        sunnyB

        Is that for real?I would never have thought you would fry a turkey.
        commented 14 years ago
        Ducky

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        I know. I just saw it last year! Who would think? lol
        commented 14 years ago

        you cannot fry a Turkey look on the web for ideas

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          Colleen

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          Yes actually, you can fry a turkey. People have been doing it for years. ;)
          commented 14 years ago
          melandrupert

          yuk Colleen thats sounds gross! have you ever fryed a Turkey! and if so does it taste ok! I dont think this has happens in the Uk never heard of it! oxox0
          commented 14 years ago
          Colleen

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          I've never fried one but I have had fried turkey and it is very good. You should try it sometime if you ever get the chance. If you like turkey, then you will love fried turkey.
          commented 14 years ago
          melandrupert

          Colleen I might give this a try bu you would need a massive fish/fryer! wouldnt you! oxoxox
          commented 14 years ago
          dowsa

          "Why does the "Web fry it for you Heee
          commented 14 years ago
          melandrupert

          dowsa:-)
          commented 14 years ago
          Colleen

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          You would use this to fry the turkey in. http://tinyurl.com/ce3vksk
          commented 14 years ago
          melandrupert

          Wow Colleen a Propane Turkey Fryer and how cheap is that and its free shipping thank you colleen oxooxoxo
          commented 14 years ago

          We had deep fried turkey today. It was cooked in a propane powered  turkey deepfryer. The turkey goes in a basket and is lowered in hot oil. Very slowly lowered! It cooked in about 45 minutes for a 12lb. bird! It was excellent!

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            a deep fried turkey is very good! we will have one today. Thankfully we don't have to do the cooking!

            14 years ago. Rating: 4
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              daren1

              we did a deep fry last year awesome ..like kentucky fried turkey
              commented 14 years ago

              Fry a Turkey? what planet are you from ?

              14 years ago. Rating: 4
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                Click here for how to fry a turkey. 

                14 years ago. Rating: 3
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                  dowsa

                  Would that answer be an electric "chair .Heard a few "Turkeys were done that way
                  commented 14 years ago
                  Ducky

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                  Eewwww dowsa!!!
                  commented 14 years ago

                  Turkey frying instructions are everywhere on the web.  Who knew?  Some people say that a fried turkey is very dry and they prefer the old fashioned "baked in the oven" method, though deep frying it, is much quicker.

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                    Colleen

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                    Not true. Fried turkey is very moist that's why it's become so popular. If anyone had dry fried turkey, it's because the person who cooked it didn't know what they were doing. I've had fried turkey and it really is the best. I however will never buy the fryer and attempt to cook it myself. It's too dangerous for amateurs.
                    commented 14 years ago
                    melandrupert

                    if you fry a Turkey you must have a massive fish fryer! oxoxox
                    commented 14 years ago
                    Colleen

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                    You would use this http://tinyurl.com/ce3vksk
                    commented 14 years ago
                    Ducky

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                    Okay, so somebody (one of you) buy this, try it, and let the rest of us know all about it!
                    commented 14 years ago

                    I couldn't believe my eyes last night, after all of our fried turkey discussions.  I turned on the tv and guess what they were selling on one of the shopping channels?  A turkey fryer...electric, indoor, all removeable parts for cleaning, guaranteed safe, a fill line mark, a heavy duty lid for safety and complete instructions...just plug it in and away you go!  It looked great!  hmmmm

                    14 years ago. Rating: 2
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                      lambshank

                      sounds good to me too, I love turkey but we don't have it often,and hard to find here except for frozen
                      commented 14 years ago

                      Not sure about frying turkey, but I once bout 4 turkey cookers off Danoz on late night T.V advertising, I was a bit dangerous (not to mention brain dead) on nightshift before they got foxtel, I still have about 10 years supply of mineral make up and anything else I could manage to buy to keep myself awake.

                      14 years ago. Rating: 2
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                        There is a link to barbecue turkeys here.....http://www.ive-got-gas-grill.com

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