deep fried turkey

[car-15]

whoever came up with the idea was a genius, a 22# bird done in just over an hour, you get to relax outside, the house isn't 90 deg. when your done and it is loaded with juice. pure genius.

[dwalker460]

I want to try it, but never got round to it.

[JM Ver. 2.0]

I want to try it, but never got round to it.

Make sure you do it on a wooden deck next to and under a large dead tree that over hangs your house...

If you're gonna do it, do it hardcore.

[car-15]

Make sure you do it on a wooden deck next to and under a large dead tree that over hangs your house...

If you're gonna do it, do it hardcore.

sad thing is there are idiots that do just that. my father in-law is a ff and he has went to calls where some retards even try to do it in garages and sheds.

[JM Ver. 2.0]

sad thing is there are idiots that do just that. my father in-law is a ff and he has went to calls where some retards even try to do it in garages and sheds.

We did it in a garage once... Now that I think about it, my family wasn't that smart...

[buffalobo]

Deep frying the turkey is the bomb. SOP for us for the last 15 yrs. We do it in the shop when weather is bad. Key - be careful and have a steel shop bldg.

[ray1970]

I've fried quite a few of them and that is definitely the way a turkey was made to be cooked.

I have done enough of them that I am fairly certain I know what the hell I'm doing. That being said, I had given some consideration to doing one in the garage a few years back because it was colder than a well diggers ass outside that day. Needless to say, better judgement got the best of me and I just did it outside in the back yard where I usually do it.

[Rooskibar03]

Every year I say I'm going to do this and every year I cheap out and don't want to spend the coin on the fryer and oil.

Damm that looks good though.

[waxthis]

Yum!,,,,,,

[gonz13]

fried my first turkey this year! it was amazing!