Thursday, November 25, 2010

tips how long to cook a turkey and steps to roast turkey

 tips how long to cook a turkey and steps to roast turkey
Steps to roast turkey

    
* You start with a thawed turkey long before your cooking time. If you buy a frozen turkey, it becomes more important that you thaw the turkey. Some people make the mistake of melting at room temperature. But it also can damage the birds. You can thaw the turkey in the refrigerator to get more tender and gentle bird. (
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    * The next step is salt water fowl. You can brine the turkey for about 6 to 8 hours depending on size. You can use kosher salt and water to brine a turkey. Some people even use wine, vinegar and garlic salt to the water.
    
* Once you have brined turkey and rinse properly, you are now ready for it. A widely accepted error is that you can let cook stuffing in the turkey. stuffing will not cook properly in the case and you are more likely to cook or under cook stuffing in the process. But you can skip this step and remain to be done once roasted turkey and just before you serve it. You can cook stuffing properly and remain ready to put in the turkey.
    
* Seasonings turkey is very important. You must do it on all sides both below and above the skin. And you also have to apply seasoning to the inside walls as well. You can rub the spice uniform inside the turkey because you need every part of it that should be respected. You can use your hands or a spatula to apply seasonings thoroughly.
    
* Tie turkey right before you place it in to bake.
    
* Depending on size of turkey you'll need to set the timer for your oven.
    
* Place the turkey in an open oven rack and put the table about two tablespoons of oil on it to make sure it is baked in a crisp right way everyone will love it.
    
* If you have a turkey-sized, you will need about 165 degrees Fahrenheit heat and let cook for about 15 to 20 minutes.
    
* You must keep a meat thermometer on hand to know that your turkey is done when you use it for roasting. After you check that the temperature inside the turkey and found that done, you can pick it up.
    
* Once you see that turkey has enough juice left tray you can save by cooking your stuffing is ready, and cover it with tin foil to absorb. You can leave aside for 20 minutes or more to soak in every drop of juice into the meat.
    
* Now the turkey is ready to be served.


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