I always kinda assumed it was harder to do than it was when I finally tried it. It’s a no brainer.

Report problem with this ad

Nov 11, 2024
9:54:29am

cheezedawg Properly rated

Report problem with this ad

cheezedawg

Bio page: cheezedawg
Joined: Oct 4, 2007
Last login: Nov 22, 2024
Total posts: 70,700 (17,754 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

POLL: Spatchcocking your turkey?

byujacob INSUFFERABLE KNOW IT ALL

Nov 11, 9:51am

RE: POLL: Spatchcocking your turkey?

RH84025

Nov 11, 9:52am

RE: POLL: Spatchcocking your turkey?

byujacob

Nov 11, 9:52am

It’s also fun to say…

Pretorian

Nov 11, 9:53am

It's really the only way to cook the breast meat enough without overcooking the dark meat

Skeptical Optimist

Nov 11, 9:53am

This, plus it is a whole lot faster

Clark Addison

Nov 11, 10:00am

This.

ebv

Nov 11, 10:06am

If you’re cooking a whole turkey, yes.

Supercoug

Nov 11, 9:53am

Our Thanksgivings improved dramatically when we sold out and started just smoking turkey breasts and frying drumsticks.

Supercoug

Nov 11, 10:09am

HC violation

COUGND

Nov 11, 9:53am

I always kinda assumed it was harder to do than it was when I finally tried it. It’s a no brainer.

cheezedawg

Nov 11, 9:54am

Never done it, considering it this year.

John Doe

Nov 11, 9:58am

Go even further than spatchcocking… just remove the thigh/leg from the whole

kotacoug

Nov 11, 10:01am

RE: POLL: Spatchcocking your turkey?

Emmett Fitz-Hume

Nov 11, 10:07am

I’m going to try it for the 1st time this yr. Any videos or recipe suggestions?

ldssdl

Nov 11, 11:37am

RE: I’m going to try it for the 1st time this yr. Any videos or recipe suggestions?

byujacob

Nov 11, 11:57am

Oh man, this looks awesome. Thanks!

Posting on CougarBoard