How to Cook a Turkey, Advanced Cooking Tips for Thanksgiving

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These are some more advanced turkey and stuffing cooking tips. If you haven't made a turkey before watch this first.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oZ2fisRW2Q

Have a great Thanksgiving.

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• Thanksgiving
• turkey
• cooking for dads
• rob barrett
• cookingfordads

[HelmetVanga]

I wonder if this cook dude is from the lower 48 states. Couple things I noticed. The Turkey was rather white not broiled color, soy sauce I think is an asian ingredient. I thought the Thanksgiving turkey tradition was in the way the indians fed to the pilgrims. The final dish here did not have green beans, mashed potato where the gravy really goes with Some lower 48 states people put slices of crambery, asparragus. I do not believe the indians used plastic nylon to cook a turkey.

[cookingfordads]

@HelmetVanga Where are you from. The soy sauce is actually very helpful.

[Nguduu]

Great tip man!! Awesome...the turkey isnt dry...

[cookingfordads]

@Nguduu Thanks, it really works. Have a great thanksgiving!

[audrey33vargas1]

What are some other fruits you can put in the stuffing?

[cookingfordads]

@audrey33vargas1 The citrus is nice because it si so subtle, You could try apples, raisings, star fruit. Let me know what you try.

[ComPrt3]

You showed us how to cook the turkey, stuffing, and gravy... So what happened to the mash potatos?

[topcat4eva]

Im not usually a fan of turkey as its too dry but adding the butter should fix that. Great vid.

[PiedraProductions]

AWSOME TIPS MAN.

[cebuboy77]

sweet vid...thanks mr barrett.. ur a good dad.

[audrey33vargas1]

@cookingfordads Okay! thank you!