BURNING WATER OUT OF USED COOKING OIL TURKEY FRYER
I USE A TURKEY FRYER TO BURN ANY WATER OUT OF THE USED COOKING OIL BEFORE I FILTER IT AND RUN IT FOR FUEL IN MY 83 MERCEDES 300TD STATION WAGON
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Deep frying a turkey – the basics
A great alternative to the classic oven roasted turkey is to deep fry the turkey. This way of cooking a turkey is especially popular in the south of the U.S. and is quickly becoming a popular dish nationwide. More and more people like the idea of trying new ways of cooking their turkey, especially at Thanksgiving. Deep frying a turkey is less time consuming than oven roasting it. If you are interested in deep frying a turkey, here are some cooking tips and advices to obtain fun a delicious results.
1. The turkey fryer Yes, technology has brought us the oil-less option: the Char-Broil 08101480 The Big Easy Oil-Less Infrared Turkey Fryer . It uses an infrared technology instead of oil to cook the turkey. And the result is the same : a delicious fried turkey! This patented technology takes the mess and hassle out of cooking a turkey up to 16 lbs or any other large cut of meat, including chickens, pork tenderloins, etc. Some people are simply uncomfortable with using so much hot oil. This device offers a great alternative if you like the taste of fried turkey. Another great advantage is that you can use dry rubs and sauces to add flavor, something that you can’t do in a conventional turkey fryer.
2. Size of the turkey The smaller the turkey, the best it is for deep frying. Preferably choose a turkey that weighs 10lbs, up to a maximum of 15lbs. The reason is simple, the bigger the bird is, the longer it will take to fully cook. And if you let the bird sit too long it your best deep fryer, you are increasing the chance of overcooking the outside of the bird while having undercooked meat in the center of the bird. If you have a big turkey, it is better to separate the dark meat from the white meat and to deep fry them separately, for better results.
3. Oil Next step is to measure the amount of oil needed. If you turkey fryer has a “fill line” that indicates the needed level of oil to your frying pot, go to the next step. If not, place your turkey in the empty pot and add water until the top of the turkey is covered. Not the water level using a ruler to measure the length between the top of the pot and the surface of the water. This will be your oil level. Make sure to pour out the water thoroughly. It is a crucial step to let both the pot and the turkey fully dry to avoid oil splashes when cooking. On the other hand, if you are using the new oil-less turkey fryers with the infrared technology, you will be spared the danger of oil splashing and fire hazards.
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