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Add some smoking chips too.
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 Originally Posted by Paul65K
Thanks Guys.....I've been reading all the stuff on the internet but it's very nice to hear from folks here that have actually done it!!
I've done a deep fried a few times but usually a smaller one and it turned out great......other than the mess and other hazards this is a great way to go too.....we've kind of kept this for a 2nd turkey when we've had a larger group than the 8 or so we are going to have tomorrow.
Yes, it does turn out better than the oven. As SBS933 mentioned.... I forgot to tell you to use some wood chips. Not too many unless you like it smokey.
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Still got the wrapping on the TV too! Bird looks good!
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Need advice on doing a Turkey on the Gas Grill
You guys are brutal....geez, I just put the damn TV up this morning....I'm actually going to be building an outdoor kitchen there and will detail the cords.....thanks for all you help.
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Need advice on doing a Turkey on the Gas Grill
Well here is the finished product. 5 1/2 hours for a 20 lb bird (stuffed)..... Going to let her sit for 30 minutes then we're going to go to town!!
I'll report back a little later on the results......Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Last edited by Paul65K; 11-28-2013 at 03:44 PM.
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 Originally Posted by Paul65K
Well here is the finished product. 5 1/2 hours for a 20 lb bird (stuffed)..... Going to let her sit for 30 minutes then we're going to go to town!!
I'll report back a little later on the results......Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Photos help
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 Originally Posted by Singleton
Photos help
Whatcha talking bout Willis??
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Well........the Verdict is in and the Turkey was a hit 
In hindsight I probably could have cooked it about 30 minutes longer but the little pop-up thermometer that came in the bird had popped up even though the meat thermometer said only 155. It was certainly juicy and the breast meat was done....we put the dark meat back in after carving and finished it off.
I'll do this again next year for sure. Thanks to everyone especially Rogerthat99 for all the help and advice.
Happy Thanksgiving.
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Congrats on the success.
Listening to a cooking show this week, they said those little pop up things are horrible to go by.
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