Deep-Fried Turkey

[Diesel Grinch]

I always inject the bird with something letting it sit for a day or two. Last year I also did a brine for a day which turned out really well.

Here is a tip for the moisture. This will help stop the boil over. Once you have your turkey ready give it a rub down with some of the cold peanut oil. Once coated it's oil in oil. No boil up and mist which becomes fireball. Make sure you still put the turkey(or anything) in slow.

Been doing the deep fried turkey for years now. Never have a bake one again.


DG

[Roger]

This is one cullinary experiment that I have always wanted to try. It sounds like it would be wonderful. I have heard from many people that they really like doing a turkey like this. I am patiently waiting for an opportunity to try it out with a friend first before I get the stuff to do it. I hope your bird turns out great. Roger.

[mail man]

I always inject the bird with something letting it sit for a day or two. Last year I also did a brine for a day which turned out really well.

Here is a tip for the moisture. This will help stop the boil over. Once you have your turkey ready give it a rub down with some of the cold peanut oil. Once coated it's oil in oil. No boil up and mist which becomes fireball. Make sure you still put the turkey(or anything) in slow.

Been doing the deep fried turkey for years now. Never have a bake one again.


DG

That's a real good idea about coating the bird with cold oil first, I will have to try that this Thursday.
Thanks DG

Keith

[Abyr]

Last year I also did a brine for a day which turned out really well

I'm a huge fan of the brine myself.

[buzz]

Love the fried turkey! A buddy of mine used the pre-oil method too and said that it definitely helps.

-Buzz

[mrtr33]

If anyone knows where to get peanut oil at a reasonable price, I'd appreciate it. The lady @ Home Depot wanted $30 a gallon.

Thanks for all the tips!

[bigwhiteash]

Walmart should have a 3 gallon jug of LouAna pure peanut oil for about $28.00.

[CoventryCat86]

I'm not a fan of fried turkey.

We're doing our 21 pounder in the oven.

[Smoked!]

If anyone knows where to get peanut oil at a reasonable price, I'd appreciate it. The lady @ Home Depot wanted $30 a gallon.

Thanks for all the tips!

Sam's Club has a 4 1/2 gallon size for $29.

Anyone fried a duck, yet?

[buzz]

Anyone fried a duck, yet?

That might be pretty good. Wonder if you could fry a Turducken... probably not.

That always cracks me up, who was the first person to make a Turducken I wonder... pure genius - haha.

-Buzz