Thread: LGKers-Shows us your turkey pics!

Here are mine. I normally go with the bag but this year went with the good ole fashioned foil tent.

I went with the cellophane tent rather than the "poke 3-4 holes" routine.

"mostly white meat"

lmao!

Originally Posted by ImA1032

I went with the cellophane tent rather than the "poke 3-4 holes" routine.

Had one of these about 5 years ago. Nastiest thing I've ever eaten.

Hipcheck's recipe for the turkey, herb butter etc., is fantastic. Tried it this year and it was a BIG hit. Moist, tender etc. Marinated it in Guiness and herb butter for two days before cooking. Thank you Hipcheck.
No pictures, eaten too quickly.

Originally Posted by ydkjs2

Hipcheck's recipe for the turkey, herb butter etc., is fantastic. Tried it this year and it was a BIG hit. Moist, tender etc. Marinated it in Guiness and herb butter for two days before cooking. Thank you Hipcheck.
No pictures, eaten too quickly.

Decided against the deep fry route?

I remember before microwaves being mainstream TV Dinners and Boil in a Bag type meals being standard fare and if you were hungry meant waiting 45 minutes for one of those things to cook in the metal tray.

Originally Posted by ImA1032

I went with the cellophane tent rather than the "poke 3-4 holes" routine.

Originally Posted by x-wingcamewest

Decided against the deep fry route?

UMM....yes. Actually the whole thing kind of scared me. Plus, I had minor surgery on my back the day before Thanksgiving so I knew I would not be able to do the lifting etc. But, I will try it one day.

Originally Posted by Hipcheck

I remember before microwaves being mainstream TV Dinners and Boil in a Bag type meals being standard fare and if you were hungry meant waiting 45 minutes for one of those things to cook in the metal tray.

Ahhhh yessssss.... the good, old aluminum tray with the foil over the top. We're showing our ages! LOL Even with the microwavable trays, I still prefer to throw 'em in the oven and wait. The food just seems to come out better, not soft and soggy like it does out of the microwave.