Comments on: Day 19. You Shall Know Us by our Heaping Plates http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487 A Culinary Compendium of Gastronomic Self-Indulgence--Recipes, Inspiration, Philosophy & Wanderings of Edible Intent Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:29:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kim http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-569 Kim Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:56:22 +0000 http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-569 Yes, but I think there are at least two of you who are great cooks! Doesn't Sip cook, too? No men in my family cook. They just eat. Well, and now they fry the turkey. I have to say, fried turkey is amazingly moist with spicy and sinfully crunchy skin. It's always turned out beautifully with the exception of one year, (the Big Accident year) when they took it out, cut it open, saw it wasn't cooked, and they put it back in. Bad move. It "over-fried" very quickly after that. But, it was one of my favorite Thanksgivings. We laughed all afternoon. Yes, but I think there are at least two of you who are great cooks! Doesn’t Sip cook, too? No men in my family cook. They just eat. Well, and now they fry the turkey.

I have to say, fried turkey is amazingly moist with spicy and sinfully crunchy skin. It’s always turned out beautifully with the exception of one year, (the Big Accident year) when they took it out, cut it open, saw it wasn’t cooked, and they put it back in. Bad move. It “over-fried” very quickly after that. But, it was one of my favorite Thanksgivings. We laughed all afternoon.

]]> By: SippitySup http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-568 SippitySup Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:44:40 +0000 http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-568 I have never tried this, and there are only men in my (immediate) family! I have never tried this, and there are only men in my (immediate) family!

]]> By: Divina http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-566 Divina Sat, 21 Nov 2009 12:51:25 +0000 http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-566 We don't really celebrate Thanksgiving although I was invited to have dinner with a family in Vancouver. Although they're not really Canadian at all. It would be great to be invited again with a real Thanksgiving dinner, preferably in your home. We don’t really celebrate Thanksgiving although I was invited to have dinner with a family in Vancouver. Although they’re not really Canadian at all. It would be great to be invited again with a real Thanksgiving dinner, preferably in your home.

]]> By: Amy - very culinary http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-559 Amy - very culinary Fri, 20 Nov 2009 12:24:53 +0000 http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-559 I'm hosting Thanksgiving for the first time...not quite sure what I signed up for. I'm also going to try the Spatchcocked turkey method (not only am I hosting for the first time, but I'm also experimenting. Obviously, I'm not thinking clearly.) But I'm excited! I’m hosting Thanksgiving for the first time…not quite sure what I signed up for. I’m also going to try the Spatchcocked turkey method (not only am I hosting for the first time, but I’m also experimenting. Obviously, I’m not thinking clearly.) But I’m excited!

]]> By: jenn (Bread + Butter) http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-556 jenn (Bread + Butter) Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:13:31 +0000 http://www.paperapron.com/?p=3487#comment-556 I wish I could do that deep-fried turkey. Sadly, i gotta stick with the traditional roasting. Not that there's anything wrong with that. ;-D I wish I could do that deep-fried turkey. Sadly, i gotta stick with the traditional roasting. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. ;-D

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