Early for Thanksgiving

[earthdome]

31 minutes ago, Jollygoodfellow said:

1 hour ago, earthdome said:

You don't have to use an oven. A whole turkey deep fried in peanut oil turns out very nice. You just have to be very careful you don't start a fire.

Need a big vat of some type 

Yeah, just a big steel pot with a stand so you can place it on top of a gas burner and some peanut oil. The turkey comes out really nice but you have to be very careful.

[earthdome]

9 minutes ago, earthdome said:

Yeah, just a big steel pot with a stand so you can place it on top of a gas burner and some peanut oil. The turkey comes out really nice but you have to be very careful.

Here is a better video. This is making me hungry!

Here is a video, read the comments for more and corrected info.

 

Edited March 1, 2018 by earthdome
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[Old55]

Oddly enough fried like that is healthy the turkey comes out oil free not like fried chicken or the like.

[Dave Hounddriver]

7 hours ago, Jollygoodfellow said:

Need a big vat of some type

Just check any local market with non-food stalls and you can find huge metal pots for cheap.  I am not sure what metal they are but they are lightweight.  Here is a pic of mine.

You can see it still has the price on it, 898 pesos.  The price may be higher in other markets and bigger pots are available.  You could put a small turkey in this one but the larger ones would take a whole turkey.

[sonjack2847]

7 hours ago, Dave Hounddriver said:

Just check any local market with non-food stalls and you can find huge metal pots for cheap.  I am not sure what metal they are but they are lightweight.  Here is a pic of mine.

You can see it still has the price on it, 898 pesos.  The price may be higher in other markets and bigger pots are available.  You could put a small turkey in this one but the larger ones would take a whole turkey.

Aluminium or Aluminum depending on where you are from.