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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Anyone want to talk me through their turkey prep? I’ve got a smallish turkey crown, not a fan tbh, my pork I’m looking forward to and my crackling omg it smells amazing. I’m sat at the kitchen table wrapping so can full on smell it, belly is rumbling! |
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By *HaRiFMan
over a year ago
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"Anyone want to talk me through their turkey prep? I’ve got a smallish turkey crown, not a fan tbh, my pork I’m looking forward to and my crackling omg it smells amazing. I’m sat at the kitchen table wrapping so can full on smell it, belly is rumbling! "
Can help yea there sorry I've had a long standing deal with mum, she does all the cooking I do all the eating |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Happy Christmas everyone.
Did mine last night and is now all in the fridge, ready to whack back in the oven to reheat. Tastes just as yummy and is less stressful than doing it from scratch later.
Can't really help with the turkey crown as we're having chicken. But my mum used to baste hers in butter..keeps it lovely and moist. Cook covered in tin foil and remove foil for last half hour of cooking. |
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Turkey prep, Slather a block of butter onto your breasts (promise this is still turkey prep), cover the skin with butter, push some butter between the breast and the skin, I don't go in too hard here being careful to not break the skin.
Salt and pepper. Cook on a little trivet of thickly cut veg. |
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"Turkey prep, Slather a block of butter onto your breasts (promise this is still turkey prep), cover the skin with butter, push some butter between the breast and the skin, I don't go in too hard here being careful to not break the skin.
Salt and pepper. Cook on a little trivet of thickly cut veg. "
And cook under foil, until the last half hour 40 mins. And then the most important, plenty of resting time. |
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