Veronica vacuumed the whole house today, did the last of the straightening, just need to do a last clean up of the kitchen. I'm sitting and enjoying the looks of a neat house. Of course I'll probably mess up part of it before anyone gets here.
rso's cell
12/19/14 1:34 PM
rso's cell
12/19/014 1:34 PM
ao
12/19/14 1:15 PM
Oh, I forgot I told my kindle to send that. What a pleasant surprise.
taod
12/19/14 10:20 AM
Oh hey, ao, pack that one in your suitcase and bring him with.
Adrienne Ohler
12/19/14 10:10 AM
Adrienne Ohler
12/19/014 10:10 AM
erico
12/19/014 9:51 AM
you want moist turkey, use a blender.
Just cause
12/19/014 9:21 AM
mom
12/19/14 8:05 AM
The two articles I just read on why not to brine said what Nathaniel did about the loss of flavor in brined turkey. The recommendation I found most interesting was to cook the turkey unbrined. While it rests make a pan sauce from the drippings. Then when you carve it -- cut up the breast meat first and soak it in the pan sauce. You get moist, flavorful meat.
nto
12/18/14 10:09 PM
Hey oh, I cooked the turkey this year.
Bout time. The cynic in me says they brine
it so they can sell you a 10 pound turkey
and a pound of water for the price of 11
pounds of turkey. It can keep the turkey a
little moister, but it's water not fat
juices, so it's a less flavorful moisture.
I got an oven baking bag to keep the
juices in instead, worked superb. I
stuffed two peeled and halved oranges,
rosemary, thyme, and garlic inside, and
slathered salt and pepper on thick on the
outside.
V
12/18/14 6:29 PM
if I had to guess about the pre-brining I would say to help keep them longer. This turkey was one of 650+ delivered to work and there was a bit of dust on the top of some of those pallets. It is a fun process to stand out in the cold and hand out turkeys to everyone. Also - just under 11 lbs.
taod
12/18/14 10:52 AM
Snow in Bozeman, but that's not really news.
Nathaniel taught me over Thanksgiving that most packaged turkeys are pre-brined. Ask him why he was doing research on that.
mom
12/18/14 9:59 AM
Snow in Mt. Pulaski this AM. Supposed to be back up in the 40's by Monday.
erico
12/17/14 8:53 PM
ahh, what you have there is a turkey pot pie then.
Indiana Johnsons
12/17/14 7:46 PM
We're all in Lafayette. Shout out to Adrienne for helping the last two days while packing. Two days until close.