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Deep Frying A Turkey Directions. Choose a turkey that's about 15 pounds (6.8 kg). Prepare your desired seasoning rub. learning how to deep fry a turkey is the quickest way to turn out an irresistibly tender and juicy turkey. It's risky to work with so much hot oil. Most fryers can handle a bird up to 18 pounds (8.2 kg), but you risk displacing too much oil if you use the largest size that will fit into your fryer. Also, smaller birds tend to cook more evenly. (snag our classic roast turkey recipe here.) loosen the skin. Our recipe will tell you how to do this safely with delicious results, but make sure to closely follow the instructions provided with your turkey fryer, and use caution:  — preheat oil in a turkey fryer to 350°f. The thickest part of the thigh should be about 180 degrees f (82 degrees c). Rest turkey before carving for deliciously moist meat.

Choose a turkey that's about 15 pounds (6.8 kg). Our recipe will tell you how to do this safely with delicious results, but make sure to closely follow the instructions provided with your turkey fryer, and use caution: learning how to deep fry a turkey is the quickest way to turn out an irresistibly tender and juicy turkey. Most fryers can handle a bird up to 18 pounds (8.2 kg), but you risk displacing too much oil if you use the largest size that will fit into your fryer. The thickest part of the thigh should be about 180 degrees f (82 degrees c). (snag our classic roast turkey recipe here.) loosen the skin.  — preheat oil in a turkey fryer to 350°f. Also, smaller birds tend to cook more evenly. Prepare your desired seasoning rub. Rest turkey before carving for deliciously moist meat.

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Deep Frying A Turkey Directions Choose a turkey that's about 15 pounds (6.8 kg). Also, smaller birds tend to cook more evenly. Rest turkey before carving for deliciously moist meat. (snag our classic roast turkey recipe here.) loosen the skin. learning how to deep fry a turkey is the quickest way to turn out an irresistibly tender and juicy turkey. It's risky to work with so much hot oil. Most fryers can handle a bird up to 18 pounds (8.2 kg), but you risk displacing too much oil if you use the largest size that will fit into your fryer. Our recipe will tell you how to do this safely with delicious results, but make sure to closely follow the instructions provided with your turkey fryer, and use caution: Prepare your desired seasoning rub.  — preheat oil in a turkey fryer to 350°f. The thickest part of the thigh should be about 180 degrees f (82 degrees c). Choose a turkey that's about 15 pounds (6.8 kg).