“Oh Lord, please tell me it was dead before she put it in the oven”.Okay.It was dead before she fought it into the oven, flapping wings, pitiable gobbles notwithstanding
You clean the bird, then pack mud around it on the feathers. Bake until the mud dries, crack open the mudball and the meat comes away from the skin and feathers.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 9 years ago
Oh Lord, please tell me it was dead before she put it in the oven.
rongillmore about 9 years ago
Baking is via heated air, used for breads and such, roasting or broiling is via infrared radiation for meat (and blackened feathers…)
PICTO about 9 years ago
It was probably already stuffed…
sealbee about 9 years ago
You mean, the feathers come off???
OhioMike about 9 years ago
He: “The stuffing! The stuffing! What did you stuff the turkey with?”
She: “I didn’t have to. it wasn’t empty.”
scpandich about 9 years ago
I remember once reading about how you can cook a bird with its feathers still on and then peel the skin and feathers off.
emptc12 about 9 years ago
Great comments, all. Cheered me up. Thanks.
J Short about 9 years ago
Cajun style.
Linguist about 9 years ago
Like I always say: " Turkey today, feathers tomorrow ! ".
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace about 9 years ago
Liverlips McCracken
“Oh Lord, please tell me it was dead before she put it in the oven”.Okay.It was dead before she fought it into the oven, flapping wings, pitiable gobbles notwithstanding
route66paul about 9 years ago
You clean the bird, then pack mud around it on the feathers. Bake until the mud dries, crack open the mudball and the meat comes away from the skin and feathers.
dflak about 9 years ago
I put my turkey in the smoker: takes about 10 hours to cook, but it is well worth it.
Rwill about 9 years ago
Jim Kerner about 9 years ago
I’ve heard of burnt offerings. But, this is ridiculous!
Simon_Jester about 9 years ago
This is something Flo Capp would do as well