Flaming Turkey Video

This page contains videos of turkeys on fire. We have a myriad of video pages on Mahalo that deal with turkey preparation, so while you're at it, check out our video pages showing how to carve, how to stuff, how to deep fry and how to brine a turkey.
1. Flaming your turkey is dangerous
2. Burnt turkey doesn't taste good
3. Turkey meat can be eaten sliced, ground or whole
4. Usually roasted, but can be fried
5. Domesticated turkey descends from wild turkey
6. Benjamin Franklin proposed the turkey as the symbol for the U.S. but the bald eagle won outGreat Seals: The Eagle, Ben Franklin, and the Turkey
Reasons to Burn Your Turkey
- Salmonella won't be a concern
- Everyone will think your turkey is Cajun blackened.
- Uninvited guests will think twice next year
- Your cheese broccoli lima bean casserole will gain newfound appreciationHumor Matters: 12 Reasons to be Thankful You Burnt The Bird
Caution
- Mahalo would like to take a moment to caution to not try this at home. Setting your turkey or other items is dangerous and can create a hazard, including structural damage or loss of life. If you decide to ignore the caution and try to flame your turkey, please keep a fire extinguisher ready to go. Do not use water to extinguish the flames, the fire will spread and it will not go out.Chef Geirs Culinary Resource: Cooking Oil
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Reasons to Burn Your Turkey