Turkey Frying 2009

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Uploaded by on Dec 12, 2009

For Thanksgiving this year we purchased more food than we needed for that day's festivities. This is never a problem here at the Tango Test Kitchen, as something is always cookin' and extra food just means we have more great stuff for good eats.

We ended up with an extra 10 lb turkey, which we decided to deep fry in the Bayou Classic. Here is a short video of how we deep fry here on Long Island.

Whatever left-overs we had from this turkey will be used for empanadas, turkey pot pies and tacos. It is great when you can get several meals out of one deep fry session!

We'd like to give a shout out to Mary Ann over at The Frugal Chef. She also has a turkey frying video that is real good - actually she has many cooking videos which are real good. Take a look and see for yourself
http://www.youtube.com/user/pastryparrot1

While we were killin' time as the turkey was marinating in some Tango Spice Cajun Rub we also cooked up some corn fritters. The recipe for that can be found at our website in the cooking blog section.
http://www.tangospice.com/

Thank you for stopping by, I hope that you enjoy the show.

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  • Wow! Those fritters look so amazingly good! And the turkey is great! Thanks for the shout out. I really enjoyed your video. Great job!

    Mary Ann

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