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Now I know what all the hoo-ha is about. Son-in-law just got his fryer and
did a number last night on a 16-pounder, and it was scrumptious: very tender meat and very crunchy skin. He served it with the usual suspects: gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing and all like that. Only complaint: no drippings for the gravy. but he winged it with some chicken fat. AND I got to bring home the leftovers (SIL doesn't eat "used food") so I have a pound of turkey meat in the fridge and a stock pot full of bones and scraps on the stove. Tetrazzini, here I come. Anyone done anything else in a turkey fryer? Roast pork, maybe? Felice |
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