If you are thinking about frying a turkey this Holiday Season please watch this video before you make a decision. It can be very dangerous. When the bird is placed in the oil, the overflowing oil could hit the heating flames below and start a fire. You could have a fire that is out of control in a very short time. Please exercise caution if you are planning to cook your Turkey in this method for the Holidays. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!!!
Crystal Springs Real Estate - Kentwood, MI
There is an Allstate commercial about turkey fryers and car accidents on right now. Coincidence I hope =)
The key to frying is to use just enough oil.. so follow the directions carefully!
Nov 21, 2007 10:12 AM
no current broker affiliation - Mission Viejo, CA
There are a couple things you can to do make it safer:
Put your turkey fryer outside, far from the house or flammable structures.
Before filling your fryer with oil, do this: place bird in the fryer, fill with water until the bird is covered. Remove the bird. Pour water from fryer into a measuring cup, and measure ALL liquid remaining in the fryer. Now only put that much oil in the fryer.
Nov 21, 2007 11:06 AM
Kingsbridge Realty, Inc - Hubert, NC
Hello Elaine,
No fried turkey today for us--we go the traditional way--roasted.
Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you have a blessed day.
No fried turkey today for us--we go the traditional way--roasted.
Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you have a blessed day.
Nov 21, 2007 08:55 PM
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