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    Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

    What are your tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

    How long per kilo do you cook it for?
    What heat on a fan assisted oven?
    Baste or not Baste?

    We all have our ways of doing it, what's your way? (Deepie and Vos I mean cooking/preparing the turkey! )
    "If wishes were horses, beggars would ride"
    Tags: christmas, cooking, help, house, nice, thank you, wife
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    Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

    Cook turkey breast down, It keeps the breast nice and moist
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      Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

      Originally posted by in 2 deep View Post
      Cook turkey breast down, It keeps the breast nice and moist
      Thank you Deepie.......you did me laugh mind!!

      Do you turn it back over or leave face down
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      • #4
        Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

        My tip is go to the pub and leave it to the wife.

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        • #5
          Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

          Originally posted by IF View Post
          Thank you Deepie.......you did me laugh mind!!

          Do you turn it back over or leave face down
          Turn it over last 45mins or so just to brown it of.....
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            Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

            Originally posted by ken100464 View Post
            My tip is go to the pub and leave it to the wife.
            Ken your norty!!

            Originally posted by in 2 deep View Post
            Turn it over last 45mins or so just to brown it of.....
            Okies
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            • #7
              Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

              Cover the parts that you don't want overdone with foil.

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              Last edited by Riz; 7 December 2012, 15:07.
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              • #8
                Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                ^^^^^^ Rizz you made I laugh too
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                • #9
                  Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                  Originally posted by ken100464 View Post
                  My tip is go to the pub and leave it to the wife.

                  As soon as I saw the title of this thread, I just knew that one of you (men) would say that!

                  Soooooooo predictable!

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                  • #10
                    Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                    Originally posted by IF View Post
                    ^^^^^^ Rizz you made I laugh too
                    And me

                    Originally posted by fluffystuff View Post
                    As soon as I saw the title of this thread, I just knew that one of you (men) would say that!

                    Soooooooo predictable!
                    They are, aren't they!

                    Having said that, I get my ex-MIL to cook it as it we all go to her house for Christmas dinner

                    We all help out with buying/making the rest of it though...

                    BTW Deepie, I cook chicken upside down too, for exactly the reason you quoted.
                    Last edited by Pixie; 7 December 2012, 15:35.
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                    • #11
                      Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                      i just have a crown - desn't take long - i normally stuff under the skin with butter and herbs keeps it all lush and moist
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                      • #12
                        Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                        Originally posted by fluffystuff View Post
                        As soon as I saw the title of this thread, I just knew that one of you (men) would say that!

                        Soooooooo predictable!
                        Thing is so many find it a useful post

                        So it must be.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                          Originally posted by ken100464 View Post
                          Thing is so many find it a useful post

                          So it must be.

                          Only in so much as it reinforces our general opinion of the male species!



                          (Just for the record, I'm not a feminist, you're amusing little creatures really!)
                          Last edited by fluffystuff; 7 December 2012, 16:35.

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                            Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                            Originally posted by rizzle View Post
                            Cover the parts that you don't want overdone with foil.

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                              Re: Tips on Cooking Ye Olde Turkey!!

                              I spatchcocked my turkey last year, and it cooked in half the time. Was a right nightmare to do, mind, but worth it me thinks. It takes up less room in the oven, as it isn't so "tall" so you can cook other stuff at the same time.

                              I'll try and find a spatchcocking link for you
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