Stuffing and Trussing a Turkey
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trussing.....i thought it said thrusting....lol
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that's not a chick...that's not a chick...that's not a chick...
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No, it does not. Don't listen to TORRCARR82. Turkey has a much bolder, robust, and gamy taste to it. Whereas your ordinary chicken has a more bred, grain fed taste. They're literally like pork and beef.
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Your wrong "culinary school" person. There are 2 ways too do it.That is the way to tie up a larger turkey.The other way is around the neck and the legs.
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Who on earth named a country after a bird? lol
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Actually, I go to culinary school, I've trussed plenty of birds and that is wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One definite way you know, is if you look at the string across the breast it will leave that imprint when you cook it. IF YOU CAN'T DO IT RIGHT, DON'T SHOW OTHERS HOW TO DO IT WRONG!!!!
These videos are intended for the layman, not the professional chef. Whether a technique is right or wrong is subjective. Perhaps your way of trussing may produce a more aesthetically-pleasing bird, without the imprint, but it doesn't make this technique "wrong." Don't be so arrogant.
michaelnrdx 3 years ago 9
BODNAGE CHICKEN!
diepthanhthe 1 year ago 2