Rub butter all over the bird & under
the skin – this will help flavour the Turkey and the skin. Remember to season with salt & pepper.
Always baste the turkey during the cooking
process.
Sit the Bird on a trivet of veg – such as
carrots, celery & onion.
This creates a wonderful base for making
gravy.
Keep the cooking juices from the roasting
tin
– use to make your gravy!
A Turkey will cook more evenly if it
is not densely stuffed –
consider loosely filling the cavity with
garlic & thyme,
or wedges of lemon or Clementine.
For Stuffing Lovers:
Cook stuffing separately in a casserole
dish or roll into stuffing balls.
Always allow the turkey to rest before you
serve.
Do this by covering with tin foil.
Then with a couple of tea towels.
This will ensure the bird can rest without
losing too much heat.
This also allows all the juice back into
the bird for a moist Turkey .
To store leftover turkey – allow to cool.
Remove all the meat from the carcass.
Store in an air tight container in the
fridge.
Remember to use up the carcass. Make stock for soup.
How do you know your Turkey is
cooked?
At the thickest part of the leg the juices should
run clear from the bird. (You can also
use a Turkey
pop up timer)
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from Cullens Quality Butchers
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