Rexx Taylor
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Now, has this "Turkey Exploding Debacle" of this nature ever actually happened, or do we just joke about it?
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i hear that some people have burnt maybe half of their home because they cooked the turkey wrong, and it caught on fire. probably residents of los angelesNope. Won't happen. Nothing to explode.
Try this with a 5 gallon jug of unleaded though.....
yes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
yes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
well, maybe we now have a new kind of bomb to develop in case of WW3.yes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
Deep fried turkeys are all the rage these days. And with more knowledge out there and fryers specially for that, it's much safer.
But hillbillies, hicks and rednecks will always find new ways to cause mayhem.
Trust me, I know.
yes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
Deep fried turkeys are all the rage these days. And with more knowledge out there and fryers specially for that, it's much safer.
But hillbillies, hicks and rednecks will always find new ways to cause mayhem.
Trust me, I know.
i wonder if a frozen turkey will explode if you place it next to a very angry Hillary Clintonyes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
Deep fried turkeys are all the rage these days. And with more knowledge out there and fryers specially for that, it's much safer.
But hillbillies, hicks and rednecks will always find new ways to cause mayhem.
Trust me, I know.
Here, hold my beer, watch this!
i wonder what would happen if we froze Michael Moore, then shoved him into an 850 degree ovenFrozen turkey + hot peanut oil= turkey & grease cannon!
yes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
Deep fried turkeys are all the rage these days. And with more knowledge out there and fryers specially for that, it's much safer.
But hillbillies, hicks and rednecks will always find new ways to cause mayhem.
Trust me, I know.
Here, hold my beer, watch this!
i wonder what would happen if we froze Michael Moore, then shoved him into an 850 degree ovenFrozen turkey + hot peanut oil= turkey & grease cannon!
yes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
Deep fried turkeys are all the rage these days. And with more knowledge out there and fryers specially for that, it's much safer.
But hillbillies, hicks and rednecks will always find new ways to cause mayhem.
Trust me, I know.
Here, hold my beer, watch this!
LOL!
Exactly!
maybe we can just drop a frozen Micheal Moore somewhere in N. Korea?yes, thats what i remember, they were going to fry the turkey in a batch of oil,,,real intelligent!The turkey burned the house down because they were frying it and spilled oil on the burner and it caught fire.
Not from the oven. A frozen turkey can't catch fire. It's a block of ice.
Deep fried turkeys are all the rage these days. And with more knowledge out there and fryers specially for that, it's much safer.
But hillbillies, hicks and rednecks will always find new ways to cause mayhem.
Trust me, I know.
Here, hold my beer, watch this!
LOL!
Exactly!
Those words usually preclude an injury/tragedy.
That's because they were carelessly deep-frying the turkey (deep-frying means the bird was immersed in boiling-hot oil -- like making french-fries).i hear that some people have burnt maybe half of their home because they cooked the turkey wrong, and it caught on fire. probably residents of los angelesNope. Won't happen. Nothing to explode.
Try this with a 5 gallon jug of unleaded though.....
well for some people on this planet, apparently they blew up their kitchen in attempt of a wonderful/peaceful/family dinnerThat's because they were carelessly deep-frying the turkey (deep-frying means the bird was immersed in boiling-hot oil -- like making french-fries).i hear that some people have burnt maybe half of their home because they cooked the turkey wrong, and it caught on fire. probably residents of los angelesNope. Won't happen. Nothing to explode.
Try this with a 5 gallon jug of unleaded though.....
While there is no question that deep-frying will produce the tastiest turkey the process must be done according to certain rules, first among which is to use a sufficiently large pot, deep enough for the bird to be fully immersed with at least four or five vacant inches at the top. If the pot is too small and it must be filled to the brim with oil to adequately cover, when the bird starts to really cook (and the pot is left unattended for long periods) some oil will bubble, spill over, and can catch fire when it contacts the flame or heating element.
The safest way to deep-fry a turkey is to do it outside -- away from the house. And keep checking on it, like every fifteen minutes. I know this is a lot of trouble compared with just putting it in the oven and forgetting it. But the difference in the taste of a deep-fried turkey is well worth the extra trouble.