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Uploaded by on Nov 24, 2010

Marco Pierre White shares tips on making the perfect roast turkey with gravy.

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  • @angryasian101 Exactly right :)

  • @angryasian101 - Thanks for the explanation.  Great post! :)

  • @rumpole33

    Duck/Goose has a much higher fat content than a Turkey does, so by the time the breast meat is cooked the skin is undercooked and "rubbery" instead of crisp. So you stuff a Goose/Duck, in order to slow down the cooking time of the breast meat so that it cooks at the same time as the skin. With a Turkey, the opposite is true. When the skin is ready, the breast meat is underdone. So you have to apply more "fat" to baste the breast meat while it cooks.

  • wheres the gravy?

  • @PerfectionObsessive - i see. thanks much for the info.

  • @rumpole33 Turkey must be thoroughly cooked through, duck on the other hand, may be served medium rare.

  • i love his voice!!

  • didnt he say before that stuffing was put into a duck so that the inside doesnt cook faster than the outside? i guess it must be different for a turkey then. maybe because of its size?

  • HE MEANS THE BUTTER MILK

  • clarified butter with the fat removed...what?!

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