Thanksgiving Cooking Tips for Roasting Your Bird

[marilynm97]

Great recipes, cool video with a lot of good tips! Thanks for all the info!

[emwitch68]

First of all Cool Hat..LOL. ok yes my oven is off by 25 degrees course its also older than me maybe really close to my mothers age. LOL..so yes I need a New Oven Badly. However, I agree one thing hubby n I always argue over in the kitchen is what temp the food should be when cooked. I keep telling him that for it to be 140 degrees when served it need to cook to about 160 degrees. Great Video Everyone should have a thermometer in their kitchen, I do!

[StoneDog12]

nice video.

[networkbizz]

great reciepes .. thanks for the information

[ourrileygang]

A thermometer is a great tool to have when cooking a turkey. How many cases of food poisoning could be prevented by cooking to the correct internal temperature?

[fabric2000]

excellent video ..thank you

[MrBicyclecat]

I'm not much of a chef, but this video... inspires me to cook more.

[hamot2]

Great to view this again.  Thanks, Todd!

[9030772560]

This is an important thing to know. Thanks for the tip!

[9030772560]

AMAZING VERIRTY OF RECIPES !!!

FULL OF TASTY FOOD .

[9030772560]

Nice Great Competition Running out there !!!

i would love to win it there !!!

[mrebaycoaching]

Chef Todd is a great chef! Cant wait to see the Web Cooking Classes! I am not a very good cook!

[hamot2]

Hey Todd! Thanks for the tip. It never occurred to me to check the internal temperature instead of just depending on the oven. Thanks!

[kballa1]

Wow great video...helps me with my thanksgiving meal

[mrebaycoaching]

I thought I would be redirected to Willie's cooking video! This guy has a cool hat on

[mrebaycoaching]

Wow, this guy is really neat to learn cooking from

[CorneliusSneedley]

I really like a probe style thermometer, like the Polder. It has a probe that goes in the bird, or whatever you are roasting, which attaches to a "brain" that stays outside the oven, and beeps when your roast reaches the desired temperature.

This COMPLETELY eliminates any guesswork. No need to open the oven door to check the temp, then guessing that it needs another 20 min, or checking too late and discovering your roast is already overdone. And the readout is right there and easy to see.

[ardis59]

Informative and very interesting

[Rumruner]

Great information just in time for the Holiday's

[pizzatherapy]

Excellent inside tips for cooking a turkey... Having a thermometer is a simple fix. Beleive me I've cooked enough pizza to know this is a cheap essential cooking tool.

[DNDexperience]

Great tips just in time to use for the upcoming holiday. Thaniks.

[adriskoah]

Wow, this was awesome! I had no idea!

[CrescentCityGal]

Accurate information. I have an oven thermometer (don't trust the dial) AND a meat thermometer AND one for hot oil AND another I only use for candy. I don't understand how people can NOT use them. Really. Good job on the video.

[StephenArdent]

Definitely cooking with style!

[avgaking]

Awesome Video this is Awesome I need to learn how to COOK like my Dad!

[dvdcnhm]

It's nice to get free informative techniques online!

[florena55]

I don't consider myself a good cook, I cook for myself and I eat it just fine. But company? Just in case I order pizza. But I like this guy's style.

[modernadvantage]

guess I'll go buy a thermometer...

DA

[rdjfsr57]

Very Nice

[lynntspace]

Great information. I haven't been using a themometer. I guess I could use the cooking classes.

[drdollars77]

Interesting title!

[joemarshmarketing]

I watch Food Network all the time. Nobody ever told me that. Now I know why I need that darn thermometer. Thanks.

[jo202]

I am a great cook, I appreciate the tips on temp etc. Thanks for the tips!

I enjoyed, them along with your explainations why!

[jo202]

I am a great cook, but I needed to know the tips you gave. Like temps etc.

thank you! great video!

[bpollina]

Totally awesome video! Thanks for the tip!

[michealsavoie]

I bought my thermometers at Sam's and now I can cook to internal temperature, too!

Keep up the great work!

Micheal

[ContactCesarCosta]

I love Thanksgiving!!

[Rumruner]

Good video advice just in tome for the Holiday's

[internetrealitytv]

Love the tips and advice.  YES makes me hungry too. Thank you.

[neverknowwhy]

this is making me hungry

[LSpaceDesign]

Not bad, and it even applies to chicken :) since we don't have turkey down here in NZ much.

[wineinsider]

good info for upcoming turkey day...

[PaulaFarris]

This is an important thing to know. Thanks for the tip!

[BigBoldAction]

Great point, I use a digital thermometer set to less than 165 so that it gets up to 165 when I take the bird out and it's resting. That said, well done, informative but not boring info.

Lee Ann

[NikySportsPromotion]

Chef Todd, what happened to all the old episodes of Cooking Coarse that used to be on Youtube. Those were my favorite and now I have to suffer Alton Brown and all his Good Eats recipes. Bring Back cooking coarse.

[ChefToddMohr]

@NikySportsPromotion - The "Cooking Coarse" episodes that aired from August 2008 to June 2009 were a beta-test that became WebCookingClasses. The 200 videos were re-edited and placed in a more logical order to teach cooking. If you'd like to be re-united with those videos, go to my website for a FREE 14 day trial in WebCookingClasses.

[TheVittleVlog]

Very informative!!! Thanks!