RedNeck Turkey Cooking

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

You gotta know that where I have fire...there will be an engine not too far behind....lol...

I was in your neighborhood as I was going to slip by and say hi, and I noticed I couldn't get too close as there was a fire truck in front of your house. So I pulled out my camera and took a picture.

 

[couleeman]

Now that's a good answer...
Thanks for the feedback guys, this is only the 3rd time we've used it...but man does it make a great turkey.

Cheerz

I could tell, the pot is still shiny....My wife gave me grief because I forgot to clean mine last fall. I ended up using a drill with a wire wheel on it to clean the outside of it on Sunday, didn't feel like scrubbing it with Steel Wool.

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

We will have to see if we can keep it nice looking for a while longer...I'm sure I'll be out there doing the same thing soon enough...gotta keep the lady happy.

Cheerz.

I could tell, the pot is still shiny....My wife gave me grief because I forgot to clean mine last fall. I ended up using a drill with a wire wheel on it to clean the outside of it on Sunday, didn't feel like scrubbing it with Steel Wool.

 

[couleeman]

We will have to see if we can keep it nice looking for a while longer...I'm sure I'll be out there doing the same thing soon enough...gotta keep the lady happy.

Cheerz.

It will stay clean pretty easy, until you spill over the sides once or twice.

 

[Scotty]

Sledbunny... Good thread! I had first hand experience with the Turkey deepfrier last Fathers Day at my brothers farm... Awesome Turkey Feast! A great way to enjoy a turkey and the women get a bit of a break as well. The propane deepfrier is a great cooking tool for camping as well as we have done chickens while camping... quik and easy.

By the way, after looking at your pictures it's time to stain that deck of yours.

How does that patio radiant heater work? I've always wanted to get one of those?

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

Yessss, I know the deck needs stained....now your sounding like the Wifey...lol. Deck will ger stained this summer. It gets a lot of traffic cause we have a small house.
The patio radiant heater works "awesome". One of the better buys I've made. Guest that smoke always thank me and it really makes a difference on those cool spring/fall evenings. We use it a lot.

Sledbunny... Good thread! I had first hand experience with the Turkey deepfrier last Fathers Day at my brothers farm... Awesome Turkey Feast! A great way to enjoy a turkey and the women get a bit of a break as well. The propane deepfrier is a great cooking tool for camping as well as we have done chickens while camping... quik and easy.

By the way, after looking at your pictures it's time to stain that deck of yours.

How does that patio radiant heater work? I've always wanted to get one of those?

 

[Scotty]

Thanks, we will be getting one of those heaters this year for sure. Thanks for the imput... now get Staining before that decking splits and cracks too much

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

Yes, your still sounding like the wifey...
Stain was looking just ok this fall, but the winter did a number on it this year.
Maybe I can get 1/2 a dozen of my daughters U of A girlfriends to come over on a hot summer day and do the staining...lol...

Thanks, we will be getting one of those heaters this year for sure. Thanks for the imput... now get Staining before that decking splits and cracks too much

 

[Summiteer]

Yes, your still sounding like the wifey...
Stain was looking just ok this fall, but the winter did a number on it this year.
Maybe I can get 1/2 a dozen of my daughters U of A girlfriends to come over on a hot summer day and do the staining...lol...

you could sell tickets to cover the cost of the stain....mmmmm dunk tank......

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

Mmmm Dead Dad for even suggeting it....they all hang at the lake with us in the summer anway...it's all good Boys.

you could sell tickets to cover the cost of the stain....mmmmm dunk tank......

 

[Scotty]

Yes, your still sounding like the wifey...
Stain was looking just ok this fall, but the winter did a number on it this year.
Maybe I can get 1/2 a dozen of my daughters U of A girlfriends to come over on a hot summer day and do the staining...lol...

I'll be there, I'll even pay for the stain! How about Steaks? Beer? I'm good for it!

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

A few hot looking chicks and volunteers arrive from everwhere...lol...and there is alway BEER.

I'll be there, I'll even pay for the stain! How about Steaks? Beer? I'm good for it!

 

[TylerG]

U of A girls and beer.... Sign me up Curtis, lets make that the carhole building weekend too!!!!

 

[sumx54]

Thanks, we will be getting one of those heaters this year for sure. Thanks for the imput... now get Staining before that decking splits and cracks too much

sounds like your volunteering for a little brush work there Scotty. Maybe I'll post a picture of my deck and you can consult on what color I might like for it. mine also needs a little stain.

 

[Summiteer]

sounds like your volunteering for a little brush work there Scotty. Maybe I'll post a picture of my deck and you can consult on what color I might like for it. mine also needs a little stain.

Chances are Scotty'll pick green or orange for your deck.

 

[OVERKILL 19]

Yes you can reuse the oil for several sessions. Strain the oil and store in a cool dark place The oil will get darker in color but should be good for 3 or 4 uses atleast. Sometimes the seasoning and the marinade will ruin the oil before any cooking does because the oil takes on the flavor or your last cooking session.

I have been told that if you throw in a couple of raw potatoes after the oil cools, the potatoes will soak up all the bad stuff and help clean the oil. I have not tried it yet as we don't use ours enough, we always end up tossing the oil. Has anyone tried this?

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

You can bet I will try it next time. Tonight we filtered the oil back into the container. It was surprisingly clean.

I have been told that if you throw in a couple of raw potatoes after the oil cools, the potatoes will soak up all the bad stuff and help clean the oil. I have not tried it yet as we don't use ours enough, we always end up tossing the oil. Has anyone tried this?

 

[NosRX1]

This thread really shows how much people are thinking of outdoor cooking and all the fun that goes with it

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

Your correct there buddy, with the warm weather upon us it BBQ time and we've already done a number of them.

Koby, some great pointers there, were looking to expand the deepfry plans this year and this helps. We bought the oil at Superstore this time and what a savings.

Cheerz.

This thread really shows how much people are thinking of outdoor cooking and all the fun that goes with it

 

[poppajon]

A great and easy injection for a turkey is to mix Tender Quick (curing salt) and water. Inject small amounts all over the place and let sit for 3-4 hours. It brings out the real turkey taste without covering with cajun spice and what-not (Although the cajun-bbq injections are excellent too!). Just experiment, I've done a ton of 'em and never had a bad one. Rule of thumb is 3.5min per pound with an extra 5 for the pot....can't go wrong!