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- Oils used: Peanut oil, canola oil, safflower oil
- Cooking time: 4 minutes per pound
- Seasoned with injectable marinades or dry rubs
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Deep fried turkey is very popular at Thanksgiving, and these videos demonstrate how it's done. The deep fry turkey videos also demonstrate how your Thanksgiving meal can turn into a Turkey-day disaster if the proper precautions are not taken. The use of a turkey deep fryer is highly recommended. Deep-frying turkey is dangerous and should be done with extreme caution.
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Peanut Oil You Say
Yes, peanut oil. Peanut oil can withstand the higher temperatures needed in deep-frying turkey's without burning. Other oils, including corn and vegetable oils smoke at lower temperatures and can create an unnecessary fire hazard, not to mention leave you eating just the green bean casserole and cranberry sauce. -
Safety Precautions
- Only deep fry turkey outdoors and away from anything flammable
- Carefully measure oil; too much oil can result in overflow and fire when the turkey is added
- Fully thaw the turkey; ice in turkey can react with the oil and lead to overflow and fire
- Have a fire extinguisher ready
- Keep children away at all times
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Deep Fry Turkey Videos on Amazon
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Meat Carving Oddball Movie with Harvey Korman: Carving Magic DVD (1960s) - $8.99
Carving Magic, a strangely comedic video, explains how to correctly carve any type of meat using the right type of knife. But the entertainment value comes not from the instructional aspects, but from the highly regarded comedic actors (nam...
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Raising & Farming Chickens, Turkeys, and other Poultry in Classic Movie: Poultry on the Farm DVD (1930s) - $7.99
Poultry on the Farm provides an excellent overview of the development and care of chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys. Each type of bird has its own section in the film and different stages of growth are shown for each type. The film docume...
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The Effect of Industrialization on Turkey Farming: Let's Talk Turkey DVD (1960) - $8.99
A captivating snapshot of the changing history of food production and availability, Let's Talk Turkey is a top notch vintage food industry film. While once considered just a meal for holidays or special occasions (prior to 1960), with the a...
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