Turkey on the Grill

[earl973]

match light......the horror the horror

[Autospecialties1]

Match Light - NO WAY. Just baste the bird with gasoline for the same flavor.

[vicarofrevelwood]

Match Light!? You're Using Match Light???? That must taste Light Lighter Fluid!!!!

[shanegalang2]

did you add "matchlight "charcoal to hot coals?? Did you brine the turkey first?

[blucollardan]

I never use Match light, and cook it breast down in a pan.

[arkansastrash320]

That looked like a 12 to 14 pound turkey i can't bake one in my gas oven in 3 hours how can you barbeque it in 3 hours hotter i guess??Sure want to give that a try on my grill sure looks tastey mmmm!!

[bboyrughbrn]

I watched this exact video last year .....did it for the first time and it worked perfect....now im watching it again this year as a refresher..and i cant wait till Thanksgiving.!!!

[Ibringthetruth1]

looks like a perfect turkey. wonder if it's juicy?

[yourehot1028]

thats awesome. We have the same grill, so, this gave me GREAT ideas. Wouldn't of thought of moving the charcoal over to the side like that. Thanks!

[shinyhorns]

Never use match light

[melvinhartwinkle]

Where did you get that holding cage that you cooked it with? Try setting the coals in the rails before lighting them. It works great for me. Nice looking crispy skin on that bad boy!

[Bliggida]

I would have used two 25-briquette chimmeneys, and the optional coal side baskets (from Weber) with a drip pan. And smoked damp hickory over the coals (or whatever you like) BUT... the garden hoe routine, a bit much for anything less than a 5-foot bonfire. Get some gloves, and a couple swipes with a large flat blade spatula would have divided the coals.

[TheLonewolf313]

have u ever try putting a few sticks of wood to add a little smokey flavor?

[owiz9212]

The turkey looked really good; thanks for sharing.

Wouldn't recommend grilling on an enclosed patio, however.

[poppamonk]

You might want to try a chimney. .good video.

[chickobama]

I'm confused,

You put UNLIT matchlite on the fire?

My god, wouldn't that make the turkey taste like lighter fluid?

[blkakim3]

you dumbass....NEVER, NEVER, cook a turkey under your patio roof....

[arkansastrash320]

Your turkey looked so nice I bet it was very delicious too???

[u2jams]

How do you like the flavor of matchlight?

[jl2box]

What I might suggest is that maybe next time you should place a small aluminum pan filled with water or apple juice,for added moisture I gathered this idea from barbecueweb on youtube! It makes sense since similar to smoking meats! maybe add some wood chips. Try it sometime if you can.  THX 4 posting!

[bcoverss]

Where did you find the neat rack to hold the turkey?

[bcoverss]

Thanks! I can't wait to try this!

[FreeGovernmentCheese]

it looks kinda dry from the grill... maybe you should add a pan of cola in while cooking, you know, for it to steam.

anyway, i wouldn't have the time to cook... i work for the missle silos, protecting America!

[tcomden]

haha sounds like you'd like a beer-can turkey!

Actually I do put water in the drip pan, in order to make a wonderful smoky gravy afterwards.

[blkakim3]

in a nuclear war what's your job after you fire your missle?

[FreeGovernmentCheese]

laundry

[epsion22]

nice