Deep fried turkey is pretty delicious. But I know what you’re thinking – you’re pretty dern skeerred of turkey frying. Don’t be. Just stick with me, okay?
I have great memories of frying a turkey in the backyard at my Nanny and Gaga’s. The men all standing around a great big pot of boiling oil, the scent of crisping skin and sage wafting through the breezy Thursday afternoon in San Antonio.
My sister and I stood nearby, amazed that a turkey could be cooked in such little time. We were used to Nanny waking in the early hours to start the turkey roaster she’s had since the 70s (and it still works too!), and then lovingly basting it every 45 minutes like clockwork. Delicious? Yes. Labor intensive? YES.
The true secret to any good turkey, whether roasting or frying, is a good brine. You don’t have to buy special box mixes, I promise. You have everything you need, right in your own kitchen to make the actual brine. You may need two extra tools to execute successfully, but your local grocery store will have what you need.
The beautifully fried turkey in the photo above was brined for only 6 hours, but it has TONS of flavor. Leaving it overnight would have been spectacular, but know that you don’t have to.
Succulent and Savory Turkey Brine
Enough brine to cover a 14 lb turkey. Halve the recipe if using only a turkey crown or breast
8 cups chicken and tomato stock (I used Knorr)
2 tsp. cumin
1 tsp. pepper
1 tsp. red pepper flakes
4-6 garlic cloves, minced
1 onion, roughly chopped
1 prepackaged fresh poultry herb mix: rosemary, sage, thyme, parsley and oregano (or use individually purchased – eyeball the amounts based on your taste preferences)
kosher salt
In a large stockpot, combine stock (or bouillon and water), herbs, spices, minced garlic and roughly chopped onion. Simmer on low heat for approximately an hour, allowing the flavors to combine and cook down. Allow to completely cool to room temperature.
Remove any innards from turkey, rinse with cold water, and pat completely dry with paper towel. Place turkey in a brining bag, extra large ziploc bag, or dutch oven with ample head space. Sprinkle kosher salt all over turkey, both inside and out.
Pour brine over turkey and seal bag or cover dutch oven with plastic wrap and then replace lid. Less air means more flavor in the turkey later.
Allow to brine for at least 4-6 hours. 24 hours would be better. When ready, remove turkey from brine and again pat completely dry with paper towel. Do not discard brine.
Using a flavor injector, inject syringes full of brining liquid into the turkey. Concentrate on the breast, but use as much brining liquid as you’d like throughout the turkey. Pat dry softly when done.
Turkey is now ready for roasting or frying.
Turkey frying, even back in the early 90s, when the trend started, has always been a bit scary. Giant vats of oil popping and bubbling in your backyard – and you’d better make sure you’re far enough away from the house not to start a fire. The bird has to be completely dry before submerging, and the oil temperature has to be kept constant, using an open flame.
All of that is pretty intimidating. In step Masterbuilt and Butterball. They’ve created an indoor turkey fryer. Yes, I did say indoor.
Image courtesy of Masterbuilt.com
I’m not going to lie. I was really nervous to get going on the Butterball Indoor Electric Turkey Fryer. But all those nerves were for naught. Let me tell you how easy using the Butterball Indoor Electric Turkey Fryer is:
I fried a turkey on a Monday night. After work. In my pajamas. And we ate it for dinner. On Monday Night. Fried turkey, on MONDAY NIGHT.
And I cleaned it today, in about 20 minutes flat. In fact, most of the pieces are dishwasher safe. LOVES. Here’s a video to show you just how easy it is:
You want this thing in your home and as part of your Thanksgiving routine. Trust me.
The really exciting part? Masterbuilt and Butterball have graciously offered a brand-spanking-new turkey fryer to be given away here on Bluebonnets & Brownies. Gee, thanks guys!
So how do you win? There are several ways:
1) Leave a comment below letting me know what you’d serve with your fried turkey this Thanksgiving.
2) Follow Masterbuilt on Twitter.
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3) Like Masterbuilt on Facebook.
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4) Like Bluebonnets & Brownies on Facebook.
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5) Tweet the following: “I just entered to win a Butterball Indoor Electric Turkey Fryer from @BluebonnetBaker & @JohnMcLemore http://su.pr/4nwXTx #recipe #giveaway”
(Leave another comment to tell me you did so, or it doesn’t count.)
The winner will be chosen via random.org and contacted on Monday, November 15th via email. Because we want you to have your turkey fryer by Thanksgiving, you must answer the email by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, November 15th, or we will choose another winner via random.org.
Contest open to U.S. residents only. All times are EST.
******UPDATE: Not only will you get the turkey fryer, you’ll get Masterbuilt CEO John’s cookbook (with forward written by Paula Deen, so you know it’s legit!) and a $15 coupon towards a Butterball Turkey. Sweet.******
Increase your chances of winning a turkey fryer! My dear friend Kristen over at Dine & Dish is also giving away a Masterbuilt Butterball Turkey Fryer. Head on over to Dine & Dish to enter her giveaway too.
Disclaimer: While I received a turkey fryer, cookbook and coupon for a Butterball turkey from Masterbuilt myself for the purposes of review, the opinions expressed above are entirely my own, and were independently formed in the use of the product.
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I’d serve it with stuffing, of course. And, cranberry sauce, rustic mushrooms (a family recipe), sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, roasted brussels sprouts….
What a wonderful giveaway! We are frying a turkey this year and we’re just saying last night how we need to get out and buy our fryer. With our fried turkey, we’ll be serving it with homemade cranberry sauce, stuffing (or dressing like my grandma used to call it), sweet potatoes, garlic mashed potatoes, mac-n-cheese, green bean casserole, homemade bread, a relish tray, and 2 more side dishes I haven’t though of yet, trying to find 2 new recipes for that! Instead of doing the traditional desserts this year, we’re doing a “dessert remix.” Still focusing on pumpkin, apple, pecan and sweet potato desserts but instead of pies, something else. :)
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I love too many side dishes to have to pick just one! Awesome giveaway!
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I think I’d make my usual excellent sides – chestnut sausage stuffing, roasted garlic rosemary mashed potatoes, sweet potato casserole, homemade green bean casserole, & port cranberry sauce. YUM!!!
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Holy Moley! What an amazing giveaway and how easy it looks!
I would serve a traditional Puerto Rican feast of Arroz con Gandules (translates to rice and pigeon peas), Tostones and flan (more like a cheesecake in my house)and the best stuffing I’ve ever tasted that my grandma taught me. It includes plantains and bacon of all things, how can it be bad? lol
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I need to win this because last year we spent Thanksgiving with a bunch of friends and they deep fried their turkey. The first time we had it. And my husband LOVED it and now that’s what he wants again!
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Oh wow….I’d LOVE to try this! I love turkey and we really only eat it once a year. This would make it so easy!
Serving with it? My mom’s dressing, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes…you know, the works! :)
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I would serve homemade potato rolls, my favorite!
I would serve my husband’s awesome mashed potatoes!
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With my fried turkey I’d serve mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing/dressing, baked sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, dinner rolls… You know, everything that makes Thanksgiving what Thanksgiving is. :)
I’d serve my Sweet Potato Casserole dish with my fried turkey. I’ve been hooked on fried turkey’s ever since my parents started doing them. I’d love to be able to do one for my family!
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Fantastic photos, Amber. Mine were horrid!! But I love the turkey fryer!
green bean casserole, vegall casserole, sweet potato casserole (can you tell we like casseroles in my family?) and fresh cranberry sauce and then cranberry sauce in the can too with some sister shuberts rolls
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Of course stuffing, crandberry and mashed potatoes. Yum!
This looks amazing! I’d totally give it a try this Thanksgiving with all the usual stuff…cranberry sauce, stuffing, sweet potatoes. Yum!
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Mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce, carrots, corn, and green beans!Oh, and dinner rolls. It’s thanksgiving, it should be a feast right?!
Tony reallllllly wants one of these. Like really bad. And oh, do you EVEN have to ask what I would serve with this turkey?! STUFFING and nothing else. Ok, maybe gravy and pie. But I am a purist. And I only have so much room in my tummy–that precious real estate is for one thing only. Stuffing, dressing, cornbread stuffing…basically anything made with bread, onions, herbs, and probably sausage.
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I would make my favorite, cranberries mixed with applesauce, yum!
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I’d serve twice baked mashed potatoes and fried green bean bundles… yummy!
This bad boy makes me all kinds of happy! I would serve my bird with mashed potatoes, stuffing and cranberry fluff! GREAT giveaway!
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I would serve my deep fried turkey with mashed potatoes, cranberry, stuffing, and greenbean casserole. My favorite though, is all of the above on a leftover turkey sandwich! :)
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Would love to have this for our turkey! I would make some mashed potatoes and green been casserole! Having something this easy, I would make some good rolls too!
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I would serve my apple, sausage, and sage stuffing, sweet potato casserole, brussel sprouts, sweet corn grown right here in town, mashed potatoes, cranberry relish, and cornbread. Yummy!
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I would serve my deep fried turkey with all the traditional sides (mashed potatoes and gravy; stuffing; rolls; green beans; coleslaw) because that is the kind of girl I am!
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I just tweeted about this awesome giveaway!! We own a Masterbuilt smoker and smoked some ribs and a brisket on Sunday. Our family loves Masterbuilt!
I think I’d serve the same sides I would with any thanksgiving. I LOVE the idea of Monday night turkey…. I’d make tacos, bbq on hawiian rolls, pot pie… there is a neverending list of great things to make from a turkey or with it!
We deep fried a trueky one year with great success! This would be cool to do indoors! Gets a bit cold here in Minnesota in February.
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I would serve southern cornbread dressing with the turkey.
I would serve the usual. Stuffing, cranberry, mashed potatoes, and cream corn
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I have never had fried turkey but have always dreamed about it. oh man how I would love this
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I would serve my FABULOUS fried turkey with mashed potatoes, GB casserole, stuffing, cranberry sauce (the kind in a can–don’t judge) broccoli and rice, and tons o’ pie.
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I would serve my homemade cranberry relish with my deep friend turkey.
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I would serve my fried turkey with sourdough, sausage and sage stuffing, homemade cranberry relish, mashed sweet potatoes with maple, roasted green beans, and pies galore!!
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I would serve it with my faves-cornbread, mac and cheese, sweet potatos, mashed potatos and gravy, green beans, and homemade cranberry sauce
Mac and cheese, sweet potatos, mashed potatos, gravy, corn, green beans, cornbread, homemade cranberry sauce.
I love how compact it looks! I’d have to serve fried turkey with fried green beans and fried stuffing balls. Okay…so, maybe I’d go for something a little less fried on the side, but still. Doesn’t that sound delightful?
I would serve mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, rolls, stuffing, cran-raspberry jello, and pumpkin log for dessert…yum yum. Now, I’m hungry.
I’d serve fresh green beans, sweet potato biscuits,mashed potatoes, and fruit salad
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I deserve or actually my Husband deserves to win the indoor deep fryer because he unselfishly stands outside rain or shine every Thanksgiving so that we can enjoy this delicious treat! He would be so thrilled as would I !!!
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I would serve the most deluctably delicious high-calrie dessert I could bake. After all, if i’m going to eat my turkey fried, I might as well go all out.
I’d serve it with mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce!
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I definitely need some homemade dressing, craberries, sweet potatoes and rolls to go with that turkey!
I definitely need some homemade dressing, cranberries, sweet potatoes and rolls to go with that turkey!
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I like Masterbuilt on Facebook AND Bluebonnets and brownies on Facebook… Great sites … THANK YOU! BTW picturing garlic mashed potatoes, maybe kicked up a notch with some cayenne pepper, some sugar snap peas… YUM… I’m hungry… Time to make dinner!
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I would serve a cranberry apple salad or maybe some cranberry ice cream. Yum!
I’d serve smashed red skin potatoes. And that turkey looks delish!!!!!!!!
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Gravy, canned yams, green bean casserole, canberry orange relish.
I’d have to have stuffing… no way can you have turkey without it!
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I follow you and Masterbuilt on Facebook and Masterbuilt on Twitter and can’t hardly wait to own a Masterbuilt Butterball Electric turkey Fryer.
Sweet potato casserole, carrot souffle’, green bean bundles, fruit salad and lots of desserts! YUM!!
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I prefer the Cajun butter injection in the turkey. On your brine, be careful because most turkeys already have salt and liquid that they are packaged in. You don’t want your bird too salty.
I’m hungry for the rice dressing recipe from my mother and of course the pumpkin roll.
i had fried turkey years ago and it was so good i would love make it again .
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big, buttery mashed potatoes
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I would serve the turkey with all the usual fixins include stuffing, sweet potatoes, green beans and antipasto.
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I’d serve cream cheese mashed potatoes, brussels sprouts with bacon & pearl onions, oyster dressing, braised collard greens & corn muffins with my deep fried turkey :)
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I’d serve corn on the cob, homemade garlic mashed potatoes, hot buttered rolls, and apple pie and italian cream cake for dessert. :)
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Girl you’re right. I’m skeered :) But I’m sticking with you and that scrumptious recipe :)
I’d served the traditional mashed potatoes, but maybe make a cornbread stuffing! I’ve always wanted to do that!
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I will be serving all the traditional sides – sweet potatoes, dressing, homemade rolls, ect. Can’t wait!!
I always server a Smoked Black Pepper Ham with my Thanksgiving Turkey. Also, twice baked potatoes are a must.
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Sides we have on Thanksgiving include mashed potatoes, mixed veggies with cheese, rolls, sweet potatoes, stuffing
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Your turkey looks great! Our sides always include sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, rolls, vegetables, and pies.
I would serve butternut squash and kale gratin with my fried turkey, gotta have some veggies =)
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we like to serve our turkey with the traditional, stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potato pie, corn bread and cranberries. the best part is the appetizers! warm artichoke and olive dip, spinach dip, pigs in blankets!
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I think the Masterbuilt indoor fryer is a great idea and would love one for Thanksgiving, that’s why I’m following Masterbuilt on both twitter and facebook.
I’ve got a whole ton of hungry mouths to feed this Thanksgiving (let’s see… around 80?) — needless to say, the fryer would definitely be put to use :).
P.S. First time to your blog. Love it!
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I would serve Sweet potato & Pecan casserole with potato bread & andouille stuffing
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I have always been afraid to fire a turkey. Too many horror stories of burning down a house. I would love to try the technique. I would have all the fixins’ with it- corn bread dressing, sweet potatoes, green beans. Oh…I can’t wait for Thanksgiving.
This entry is for my hubby who wants a turkey fryer pretty badly. I’d serve mashed taters, green beans and cranberry sauce with Big Bird.
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It is very interesting,Thank you for sharing this to us! It sounds like an amazing & beautiful race (kinda wish I’d run it, too). Glad the weather held for you.
I would serve a wild rice dressing with a special cranberry salad
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I would serve it with our traditional sides – mashed potatoes, stuffing and green bean casserole. Nothing unique about the food each year, but the company is always good for a few surprises.
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Love me some fried turkey!!! To go with it, I will definately have cornbread dressing with pecans, rice ( something to pour the turkey gravey over ), broccoli casserole.
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That turkey looks absolutely YUMMY!
Oops, forgot to tell you I would deep fry the turkey and serve it with cornbread stuffing and stuffin muffin as well as mashed garlic potatoes and candied sweet potatoes. I just liked Masterbuilt on FB.
For good measure, I’d serve some fried apple fritters, buttery stuffing, and some green bean casserole!
Indoor turkey fryer?!! Best give away ever!
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Potato Casserole, Salad, Cranberry Sauce. YUM – I love Thanksgiving dinner!
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With my succulent, moist deep-fried turkey, I would serve mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, green bean casserole and pumpkin pie.
What an excellent idea for a give-a-way! I live in Louisiana and I love fried turkey but to be able to do it by myself and in my own kitchen? What could be better?! I will cook all the traditional sides…dirth rice, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes and gravy, roasted pecan dressing, green beans with salt pork and new potatoes plus cranberry sauce. I’ll top the meal off with sweet potatoe pie, pecan pie and some pistachio delight desert. Come on over!! Everyone is welcome!
I would serve mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, green bean casserole, and pumpkin pie with my deep-fried turkey.
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With the turkey we would be serving all the traditional items like stuffing, potatoes and gravy, sweet potatoes, rolls, cranberry sauce, fruit salad, relish plate and lots of pies for dessert. Yum!
I would serve it with homemade cranberry sauce, cornbread dressing, mashed potatoes & gravy, green bean casserole & pecan pie. Thanks! I also joined Bluebonnets & Brownies on Facebook. :)
I would serve my mom’s stuffing, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, cranberries, and yeast rolls with my fried turkey. YUM!!
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My Thanksgiving fair will be the traditional Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole, dinner rolls & Pumpkin Pie. My husband is one of those traditional type kind of guys for Thanksgiving dinner! (That’s ok, were all with him on this dinner!) Thanks for the chance for such a great giveaway! Happy Thanksgiving!
I would serve dressing,mashed potatoes and corn!
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I am going to my boyfriend’s family’s home this Thanksgiving and I will try fried turkey for the first time! I would love to win this turkey fryer for him as a Christmas present!
I’d serve a nice helping of mash potatoes and gravy with my fried turkey. Thanks!
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Some of the things I would serve would be stuffing, candied yams, cranberry sauce and California blend vegetables
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mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, green beans, apple pie and cranberry sauce
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We will be serving homemade cranberry sauce, sweet potato casserole, mashed potatoes, homemade stuffing,creamed onions,brussel sprouts, corn and of course pumpkin and apple pies.
We do a fried turkey every Thanksgiving but with an outdoor fryer. I would serve all the usual Thanksgiving fixings…stuffing, sweet potato casserole, mashed potatoes, string beans, cranberry sauce and also a ham.
I would serve my Cranberry Salad that I have the recipe for on my blog. Yummy
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I would serve cornbread dressing and country gravy.
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For sure I would serve sweet potato casserole, fresh cranberry relish anD pecan pie or Pumpkin Charlotte with Ginger Caramel Sauce.
I would use it when my mom comes to visit this Christmas – haven’t seen her in over a year! I miss her sooooo much! I have not had her with me for Christmas in almost 3 years!
This would be wonderful as this is the Cajun way to cook a Turkey, and it would SO remind me of home!
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STUFFING, STUFFING, and only STUFFING!
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Green Bean Casserole, Stuffing, and Mashed Potatoes!!
I would serve rolls, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and a variety of vegetables – the vegetables being especially important after doing the whole frying thing!
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I would serve my fried turkey with broccoli casserole.
I love mashed potatoes, gravy, and stuffing with turkey.
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I would serve it with all the normal sides PLUS a new healthy one – spinach and artichoke green bean casserole. YUM!!!
My husband and I joke a lot about frying a turkey for Thanksgiving. We’d get a kick out of having one for real. And of course I’d serve it with all the regular (for us at least) fixin’s of stuffing, tortellini salad, rolls, mashed potatoes, and top it off with pumpkin pie (who knew you could do more with a pumpkin than carve a face in it ;) )
I’d serve traditional giblet stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberry salad and mashed potatoes with home made pumpkin pie!
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I like my fried turkey with homemade cranberry sauce and green bean casserole topped with lightly fried shallots, chantilly potatoes and cornbread stuffing…..pecan pie and pumpkin bars for dessert! YUMMY!
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I serve deep fried turkey with baked stuffing, sweet taters with marshmallows and brown sugar, mashed potatoes and stuffing gravy!
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