Very good, very brief and understandable explaination, good job
Written by doramason999 about 2 years ago.
Thank you, good job!
Written by noy7375 about 2 years ago.
poor turkey indeed!
Written by spooks916 about 2 years ago.
@kiyuazz
fuk u bitch i fuked your mom fuking virgin
Written by kiyuazz about 2 years ago.
u must be a queer to think of something so ignorant haha MORON!
Written by crazymuthaphukr about 2 years ago.
@Anhelain amateur hour. Basting does absolutely nothing for the turkey. If anything the repeated opening and closing of the oven to bast the turkey only prolongs the cooking process, as does the stuffing by creating unnecessary mass. His dark meat will be cooked to perfection of course. But by this time the white meat (which is the best) will be a desert.
Written by h92801 about 2 years ago.
you too
Written by spooks916 about 2 years ago.
nice but looks like you like touching the turkey a lot
Written by afrodita658 about 2 years ago.
wow. thank you good job.
Written by sott0655 about 2 years ago.
@Jessiqua42 If you cook it like this, flip it breast side up during the last hour of cooking…it will fix that problem and allow it to brown nicely.
Written by MiaFina about 2 years ago.
i’m sure it tastes great, but it’s gross to watch
Written by LordKaisen about 2 years ago.
Poor Turkey! : [
Written by movado18 about 2 years ago.
I heard that this is the best way to cook it, becasue it makes the white meat much more moist. Thank You
Written by Anhelain about 2 years ago.
If basting scares you, you’ve got issues. It just means to periodically take the juice that drips off, and pour it back over the top again. You can do it with a spoon. Basting is the easiest part of cooking a turkey.
Written by dinobravo420 about 2 years ago.
ok try it when your not concerned about looks and more on taste
Written by Jessiqua42 about 2 years ago.
No way! Not if you plan to present the finished bird and carve it at the table. Cooking breast down leaves unsightly rack marks on the turkey’s… rack!
Written by BlackHawk10000 about 2 years ago.
This is okay, but the one by “Cooking for Dads” is seems much easier to understand… Basting? Not gonna lie, that kinda scares me!
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