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150 for a turkey fryer??? what?? i saw one at wally world for like 40 bucks
When I googled turkey fryers they we're in the 100-149 ball park
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150 for a turkey fryer??? what?? i saw one at wally world for like 40 bucks
When I googled turkey fryers they we're in the 100-149 ball park
It's really pretty easy if you have the proper outdoor rig. The only real danger is when you put the bird in at the start of cooking. You just have to lower the bird in slowly so that the oil doesn't boil over when the cold bird is put in.
You should also put the bird in the pot when cold and fill with water to a level over the bird, but low enough to be safe. Then pull the bird out and mark the water line inside the pot with an awl. That line is the highest safe level that you can fill that pot with oil.
If you do those two things, and avoid knocking the pot over, it's really a pretty safe thing to do. You just have to use common sense.
I'm actually frying two birds this weekend for my mother-in-law's birthday. I hope I don't do anything stupid and burn the house down.