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EternalEnigma21 11-28-2008 09:22 PM

Re: Who's Cooking Turkey And How
 
I went amd deep fried the turkey. Turned out pretty good and was a nice chance for the guys to get outside and have a nice cigar and some beer. Turned out nicely. I also made stuffing that required 3 lbs shrimp, 1lb bacon and 1lb andouille sausage that was a big hit. I love cajun cuisine.

FRPLG 11-28-2008 09:59 PM

Re: Who's Cooking Turkey And How
 
[quote=EternalEnigma21;504745]I went amd deep fried the turkey. Turned out pretty good and was a nice chance for the guys to get outside and have a nice cigar and some beer. Turned out nicely. [B]I also made stuffing that required 3 lbs shrimp, 1lb bacon and 1lb andouille sausage that was a big hit.[/B] I love cajun cuisine.[/quote]

thats my kind of stuffing right there. bravo to your sir. bravo.

saden1 11-29-2008 06:13 PM

Re: Who's Cooking Turkey And How
 
[quote=firstdown;504676]So how did it work out?[/quote]


Somehow I convinced myself that we wouldn't have to do much cooking but as it turned out even ordered food doesn't magically prepare itself nor does it come with a chef and a butler. The turkey was pre-cooked but had to be put into the oven for 3 hours. We also had to spend about an hour and half reheating/baking the mash potatoes, dressing, yams, gravy, and the green beans. All in all the food was served warm and it was the best tasting thanksgiving dinner I've had in a long while. I'm definitely doing it again next year.


Oh and no stomach was hurt during or after eating.

firstdown 11-29-2008 07:56 PM

Re: Who's Cooking Turkey And How
 
[quote=saden1;504868]Somehow I convinced myself that we wouldn't have to do much cooking but as it turned out even ordered food doesn't magically prepare itself nor does it come with a chef and a butler. The turkey was pre-cooked but had to be put into the oven for 3 hours. We also had to spend about an hour and half reheating/baking the mash potatoes, dressing, yams, gravy, and the green beans. All in all the food was served warm and it was the best tasting thanksgiving dinner I've had in a long while. I'm definitely doing it again next year.


Oh and no stomach was hurt during or after eating.[/quote]
So its more that they prepared the stuff and you had to finish the cooking. So where did you get your meal?

saden1 11-30-2008 10:21 AM

Re: Who's Cooking Turkey And How
 
[quote=firstdown;504887]So its more that they prepared the stuff and you had to finish the cooking. So where did you get your meal?[/quote]

Yup. I bought it at local grocery store called QFC. They only have stores in Washington and Oregon.


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