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This is a topic from the Food, Glorious Food forum on inthe00s.
Subject: Turkey
Written By: Suicidal Blonde on 01/26/07 at 3:45 pm
On Thanksgiving we had an organic turkey that was pre-cooked. We were told to heat it for 3 hours , so we did. The turkey was dry when we pulled it out. I was disappointed that our meal wasn't exactly how we imangined it to be. :-[ :-\\
So I'm gonna ask you cooks out there a couple of questions.
How do you guys prepare it?
Whats your secrets for making it stay moist?
Subject: Re: Turkey
Written By: Jessica on 01/26/07 at 7:08 pm
Well this past Thanksgiving I made my very first turkey. I rubbed it with Brummel and Brown yogurt spread, sprinkled garlic salt and pepper on it, and then sprinkled paprika over that. I then used a Reynold's oven bag to cook it. After it was done (used a meat thermometer to see), I let it rest a good twenty minutes before I carved it. It was perfectly moist and flavorful. :)
Subject: Re: Turkey
Written By: Stompgal on 01/28/07 at 6:56 am
I buy cooked sliced turkey from the supermarket to use in wraps and sandwiches. I like the Matterson's Turkey, Chicken, Ham and Honey Ham that come in small plastic packaging and they cost 60p a pack in Tesco. They used to be 50p but when I did my weekly food shop on Friday, I noticed that the price had gone up.
Subject: Re: Turkey
Written By: Tanya1976 on 01/29/07 at 3:26 pm
I use the oven bag method (which saves time and much effort, btw). Prior to placing it in the bag, I stuff it with celery and onions. I sprinkle it (very generously) with poultry seasoning, garlic powder, sage, pepper, and seasoned salt. It comes out very juicy!!!