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Nov 27, 2024
12:54:33pm

Turd Ferguson All-American

Doing that. I butchered last night.

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Turd Ferguson

Previous username: BigPiney
Bio page: Turd Ferguson
Joined: Feb 22, 2002
Last login: Nov 27, 2024
Total posts: 13,638 (2,667 FO)

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PSA: If you are cooking your turkey to 165, or even 160, you’re cooking it too long.

dryflyelk All-American

12:27pm

130° is delectable.

Ragnar Danneskjold

12:28pm

It's so good, they call the range from 40°F to 140°F the "Danger Zone"

ryebrye

12:35pm

For the breast yes. The dark meat should be higher.

JuicyJam

12:31pm

200-205 for dark meat

Hoopster

12:34pm

But butterball says 170 degrees. #safetyfirst

cougarfanatic

12:31pm

Thighs / drumsticks are better >175 - use ice bags on the breast before cooking

ryebrye

12:33pm

Easier just to quarter the bird and roast each piece to proper temp

kotacoug

12:44pm

If it's about being"easy" we'd just pick a meat that tasted good to start with!

ryebrye

1:05pm

Once it hits 150, take it out and it will keep cooking...

Jericho

12:34pm

150 max. They keep cooking a little when pulled from heat. One BBQ guy says 145.

Hoopster

12:34pm

While 145 is safe when allowed to rest I like the texture more when it’s

kotacoug

12:44pm

Make things easy. Quarter the turkey. Season with S/P and fresh herbs. Roast at

kotacoug

12:34pm

This is what I'm doing this year.

durandal

12:40pm

Also section the day before. Season and put in fridge. Use back,neck and breast

kotacoug

12:43pm

Doing that. I butchered last night.

12:54pm

Yep I'll be butchering here in a bit.

durandal

2:04pm

Correct as it will continue to cook after you’ve taken it out of the heat

BYU Grounds

1:15pm

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