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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

how to bbq a turkey?

For most people they tackle the whole turkey only one time a year so there isn't much chance for practice and no excuse for getting it wrong. So I thought I write and article on how to bbq a turkey? There are three things you need to do to have the most delicious turkey you have ever had. They are frozen turkey thaw, turkey cook times, and turkey cook times,. This will be practice for the holiday gatherings so you can be KING TURKEY. The next time the holidays come around you will be an expert and KING TURKEY nut of the family.
Thaw the big bird. This can take various times depending on the size of your bird. The company will have instructions on the packaging. During this time get a recipe for your taste. Top ten Turkey recipes brought to you by about.com
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5. Smoked Turkey on the Grill
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7. Smoked Beer Can Turkey
8. Herbed Rotisserie Turkey
9. Smoked Honey Glazed Turkey
10. Barbecue Turkey Legs
To achieve optimum heat with both gas and charcoal grills, use the grill cover. Use of the cover will reduce the amount of fuel required and prevent flare-ups. Use tongs and spatulas to turn the foods. Do not pierce the poultry with sharp forks or knives, as this will cause the natural juices to escape. When grilling a whole bird, check the turkey when it is about two-thirds done. Cut the bondage straps holding the legs together, allowing the heat to reach all portions of the bird. Don’t apply sauce until 10-15 minutes into cooking the bird. The sugar will caramelize and burn the surface if applied too early. Grilling time depends on many factors: the size and shape of the turkey, the distance from the heat, temperature of the coals and the outside air temperature. Allow more time on cold or windy days and at high altitudes. Allow less time in very hot weather. Poultry cooked on a grill often browns very fast. Always use a food thermometer to ensure the turkey has reached a safe internal temperature. A turkey needs to reach an internal temperature of 165F in the thigh meat before it can be considered done. To achieve this, the bird must be cooked at a temperature greater than 165F for long enough to cook it through. Don’t forget to take the thermometer out when you shut the lid it will melt the glass. Last but not least remove the turkey from grill if possible have someone help you because you sure don’t want to drop this baby.
I hope this will help you to become the KING TURKEY of your house and many talked about conversations for years to come. If want to enjoy some great recipes and grill techniques visit this site Competition Bbq Secrets. A Barbecue Instruction manual for the serious king turkey and the back yard barbecue cook. Learn How Slow Smoke Ribs, Chicken, Butts, Brisket, and Turkey Too! For your traveling needs visit Traveler Deals.
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