Cooking Techniques There are literally hundreds of ways to cook a turkey every year and create new recipes and techniques based on local ingredients trendy and creative cooking methods. Some of these methods are good, some bad, and other truly dangerous. All this is designed to stimulate the senses and produce the perfect turkey - breast juicy, tender legs and thighs and smooth, golden skin and an unforgettable flavor.
The biggest challenge for both new cooks and for experts is to avoid the dreaded "TURKEY DRY" which usually refers to the white meat of turkey breast. Because the taste of turkey can rig it with a lot of ingredients, turkey can either be stewed, baked, broiled, fried, boiled, roasted, grilled, etc..
Believe it or not, cook a turkey is not that difficult. The choice of turkey cooking method depends on the cook, you just have to realize it is a safe method.
Immediately after completing the preparation of the turkey and wash with hot soapy hands and all utensils, sink and anything else that has had contact with raw turkey.
How much to buy?
Buy about a pound per person, or one pound and a half if your guests have tremendous appetites or want plenty left. If you serve more than one kind of meat, you should probably buy less.
For large gatherings where you have a combination of adults and children, figure one pound per person to accommodate large and small appetites. If the turkey is stuffed figure 1 1 / 2 pounds per person. If you prepare a chicken breast with bone, calculate 1 / 2 pound per person.
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