Yep and it's never come out greasy or gelatiny, nor is it ever undercooked.
And I agree with doogirl, that turkey in the picture does not look appetizing at all.
Yep and it's never come out greasy or gelatiny, nor is it ever undercooked.And I agree with doogirl, that turkey in the picture does not look appetizing at all.
My family has never done the stuffing inside the bird, neither have my in-laws. But I bet it would be delicious! I bought myself a turkey and I may have to try stuffing it! BTW, why would you use a picture of a burned turkey for this thread?
I've never cooked a turkey myself, but my mom always cooks her turkeys with her homemade stuffing inside. The turkey always tastes great and the stuffing is always savory and delicious, never greasy! Or gelatiny.
Happsmjc----Same here! We cook the sutffing in the bird and separately. Everyone battles for the stuffing in the bird. We slow cook our turkey and the stuffing comes out moist and rich with flavors of the turkey and the top of it crisps wondefully. I'm drooling just anticipating it . . .
MMMM you betcha! (Have to disagree!)
We stuff ours and also make some separately. Everyone always prefers the stuffing from inside the bird and in the pan with the turkey, so moist and yummy! Ours usually isn't greasy and we always cook our Turkey slowly so the time thing isn't an issue.
MMMM you betcha! (Have to disagree!) We stuff ours and also make some separately. Everyone always prefers the stuffing from inside the bird and in the pan with the turkey, so moist and yummy! Ours usually isn't greasy and we always cook our Turkey slowly so the time thing isn't an issue.
Agree with both of you....it gets greasy and gross. I usually put carrots, onion, celery and orange halves inside the turkey. Stuffing is made separately.