Prepare the turkey ... large stockpot and pour 1-1/2 qt. water into the pot. Place the turkey (minus the neck, gizzard, heart, and liver) on the rack and bring water to a boil. Cover, reduce heat to ...

"Large roasts, like a roasted turkey, should rest for 25 to 30 percent of their cooking time. This helps the juices redistribute throughout the meat, leading to a more juicy and tender bird." ...

Rub two-thirds of the mixture all over the exterior of the turkey using your hands; rub the remaining third in the cavity of the bird. Set the turkey in a large ... bird on a roasting rack.

If you're in charge of planning Thanksgiving ... instead of roasting a mammoth turkey (anything over 15 pounds will likely dry out by the time it’s cooked through). Prepare and roast the whole ...

In addition, he is the culinary director-at-large ... to roast for about another hour and 45 minutes. The addition of the broth will keep the air in the oven moist — meaning a juicier turkey.

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Now tie the breast, using 2 to 3 loops of kitchen string to secure it in a cylindrical shape and looping a longer string from end to end to keep the roast ... Sear the turkey. Heat a large skillet ...

It’s almost that special time of year again where we all get together and use our families as guinea pigs for new cooking techniques and untested recipes ... a Thanksgiving turkey; no long ...

Or vice versa, make your favorite sides and desserts in stages and pick up a turkey to roast Thanksgiving Day. If you’re cooking a turkey under 14 pounds, don’t bother to brine it. Rub a ...