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"brining" scared me off for a couple of years but now I'm cool. I'll be cooking Thanksgiving menu at Christmas. What is the brown bag method? This year I'm in charge of Apple Pie. Now morphing into Apple in Puff Pastry because I'm skipping making the crust. Corners, always cutting corners these days.

Ranch, I want to drop off a little Danish goody for you before you take off to Mexico...

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"brining" scared me off for a couple of years but now I'm cool. I'll be cooking Thanksgiving menu at Christmas. What is the brown bag method? This year I'm in charge of Apple Pie. Now morphing into Apple in Puff Pastry because I'm skipping making the crust. Corners, always cutting corners these days.

Ranch, I want to drop off a little Danish goody for you before you take off to Mexico...
Hey Ping, I was picturing you doing all things Pumpkin.
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Hey Ping, I was picturing you doing all things Pumpkin.
Sister called pumpkin this year. What the hey. Anything for peace in the fam
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Ranch, I want to drop off a little Danish goody for you before you take off to Mexico...
I'm in The Barn every day at 0500 - 0530, then out in the Horse pastures 0800 - 1000.

Stop by anytime, honk, and if I don't have Rush in my earphones I otta hear ya.

Or, PM me and we can set summin up, the info above is in case anyone else wants to drop "Goodies" by.
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Don't care for Turkey (as a dish). One has to 'tart' it up too much to make it edible methinks. Too bad the Pilgrims didn't bring some sheep with them; no 'tarting' up there needed. Mind you, a nice Mint sauce does enhance it some. Not Mint jelly, but Mint sauce. Stop drooling Icini!

I digress, enjoy your Turkey day along with thanks for all and each other. Blessings to all! (hugs)
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I digress, enjoy your Turkey day along with thanks for all and each other. Blessings to all! (hugs)

And Blessings to you and yours Icini....We all have many things to be thankful for....now if we would just stop picking on unimportant issues we might be able to concentrate on the wonderful blessings we have.....
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BBQ...oooo so nice and juicy!!
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I've had Deep Fried, Oven Roasted, Smoked, and BBQ'd. I prefer Deep Fried. It's easier to keep the turkey moist that way. Oven roasted, if done right, also is extremely good too. Too often, though, it's too dry. Smoked Turkey is a very close second to Deep Fried.

Come to think about it, I've had turkey cooked every way listed in the poll except the "baked in a Brown Paper Bag" method.
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After much internet research and an experiment earlier this month, I will be brining the two 10 lb. turkeys overnight, then roasting them, unstuffed, in a HOT oven, in sequence. They will sit on carrots and celery (for a rack). The first one will be completely carved for serving, the second is for display, seconds and leftovers.
I got a lot of great ideas for preparing things ahead so that I can enjoy visiting with family and friends with hot food on the table.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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