Carving and Serving Turkey-Food Network

[foodparadisetv]

Love your channel! You look amazing! What you do is really fantastic! Let's stay in touch. Check me out sometimes too!

[AnE000002]

idk this doesnt look like a traditional turkey. for thanksgiving you gotta leave the turkey on the table instead of just making a platter. it adds to the whole holiday feel imo.

[loschain]

GOOD EATS EXPLAINS ALL!

[lmacwhitten]

This is much better than trying to carve at table in front of guests. All I can see is the Christmas Vacation episode with the overdone turkey. This is simpler and cleaner. Leave the carcass in the kitchen!

[troykoelling]

Watching videos from pros makes it hard to see where a novice will run into trouble. It looks too easy.

[bamsamyomouf]

i love the way this man preps his food makes me hungry every time

[EMSqueen88]

he rested the turkey for an hour? really? it was probably cold-not sure if he even used aluminum foil to cover it

[GypsyFairy69]

That looks really good!

I'd just like a slice or two with a glass of wine and maybe a green salad.

[llollercoaster]

Everyone loves bobby flay...

[SecondHandCharlie]

carving and starving

[clubpenscoot180]

bobby flay's meals always makes my mouth water

[codybird344]

what a sharp knife, it slid through the meat like butter!

[JSKanga84]

no kidding! I wish I could keep my knives sharp like that.

[Homemadecooks]

I pretty much know how to carve a turkey or chicken but I love the presentation. I have a bad habit of leaving the shell of the bird on the serving platter but now I will remove since that looks better.

[Ecuapana]

it looks not traditional