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Here's a great tip for cooking that Thanksgiving or X-Mas turkey....

Do what ever seasonings you like..

Put into your roaster BREAST SIDE DOWN...Cook for HALF the cooking time that way...Take out and turn over and finish cooking...

I guarantee you will have a super moist gobler..Baste if you wish..

I have done this with a turkey anywhere from 12 to 15 lbs... The bigger the harder it is to turn, so don't be bashful to ask for help..If you are using a roasting rack (V Shape), then a second one is an easy way to tackle the job...Just put it over the back of the turkey and flip....

ENJOY big grin
 
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Also, don't be anxious to cut up that bird. Let it rest 20-40 minuites after removing it from the oven. This will allow the jucies to "Set" and not run out durring the carving.
 
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You got that right WOW....forgot to mention that....and that holds true for actually any thing baked....(meat).
 
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