I adopted a similar approach with Joanna Lumley (stopped short of cooking her ... obviously)
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I adopted a similar approach with Joanna Lumley (stopped short of cooking her ... obviously)
I adopted a similar approach with Joanna Lumley (stopped short of cooking her ... obviously)
Met her, back in the day, she was a real stunner!..
Never been there though, unfortunately...
Met her, back in the day, she was a real stunner!..
Never been there though, unfortunately...
...I put her up on the Widye thread
Alternately you can just put garlic butter under the breast skin and pre boil an orange and a lemon in a separate pan for two or three minutes, leave to cool before pricking them with a fork and ram them up its arse and seal the hole. cook upside down for two thirds of the recommended cooking time, cover loosely with foil. remaining time cook right side up uncovered. check internal temperature with a thermometer before removing.
A friend of Mrs luv breeds free range Turkeys and we're getting it fresh from her so should be quite nice. I will take all this into consideration and will look online. @Ginger Marks why cook upsidedown, would the direct heat from the pan dry out the breast meat?
I always cooked my Turkeys that way and all my customers used to remark on how succulent the meat was. I've had people tell me stories the they like to put the stuffing in the cavity but unless you know what you're doing you're a sure bet for food poisoning as it doesn't cook enough. Besides the stuffing should be cooked separately because that way you can add no manner of flavourings to enhance the taste.Yeah, forgot that bit. Ram the remains of the lemon up its jacksy!...
No! Because it will be covered and all the juices will protect the meat keeping it moist. The remaing time right side up will just crisp off the skin. You should of course always watch your bird (no pun intended) as all ovens are different. If it starts to get too brown just cover lightly with foil.
Love the way these threads go off topic into a bit of a slanging match and then end up with people swapping cooking tips
I'm a sucker for a recipe mate.Love the way these threads go off topic into a bit of a slanging match and then end up with people swapping cooking tips
I’ve seen the recipes. You mean one bird inside another, inside another, etc..!?
Never tried it though...
Yeah! It's a work of art because of all the boning but everyone is amazed when you cut across the bird.
Yeah, all three of them.You bone the birds
Going to give the upsidedown thing deffo I can the add the bacon when it goes the rightway up. Going to stuff the breast with a butter mix (not sure what yet) fruits up the arse I always do no matter the bird.
Got some good ideas going on.
We need a proper Christmas thread but it's too early yet.
Love the way these threads go off topic into a bit of a slanging match and then end up with people swapping cooking tips
It’s all luv’s fault. He asked about his dried up bird....er Turkey, I mean!...
