Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Fried Turkey - a new and dangerous American Thanksgiving Dish

In 2006, two turkeys pardoned and appointed by the President of the United States was Flyer and Fryer. As I wrote in a previous article, turkeys can fly, and many people do not fry their Thanksgiving turkey. But more and more to do just that. Although Turkey is the traditional Thanksgiving meat, fried Turkey is becoming increasingly popular.

Frying means cooking food in a large quantity of hot fat. The fat needs to fully cover the food. The outside of the food isvery crisp.

Fried chicken is a popular American recipe for years. The chicken is cut in order and fried in a small amount of fat. Fried Turkey is different. A whole roasted turkey in a large container with hot oil. Turkey fryers are called the special product for them.

Many people who ate fried Turkey, say it tastes much better than fried turkey. In addition, cooks much faster.

But the kitchen can be dangerous. When the hot oil spill or splash,People can be severely burned. The fryer can tip and spill over, especially if it is on a flat surface. If Turkey is still a bit 'of frozen water from melting ice can also use the oil spill. Turkey fryers have also exploded.

Underwriters Laboratory, an organization that tests information security products, said it will not put its security label on all Fryers Turkey. To understand why watch this video.

There are other problems with Fried Turkey. It must be cooked outsideto be sure. (Perhaps this is why it is becoming increasingly popular in the south.) Turkey should be small - 12 pounds or less. Can not be a fill in it.

Fried Turkey is worth the risk? Underwriters Laboratory says no, some Americans say yes - and most Americans probably stick Thanksgiving turkey.

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