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Season Your Turkey Before You Roast It

If you have time, try seasoning your turkey and then returning it to the fridge for 2 or 3 hours before beginning to roast it.

By Robin from Washington, IA

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By Jac k Pakonis (Guest Post)
November 20, 20050 found this helpful

we added seasonings to the brine we soaked the turkey in and it was so very delicious and juicy. we soaked in brine in the frige for three days

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November 20, 20060 found this helpful

My daughter injects her turkey the nite before cooking , then she cooks it in a covered roaster the next day, so moist & tasty.

 
By Ann 615 AT gmail.com (Guest Post)
November 13, 20080 found this helpful

What's the best seasoning for a roasted turkey?

 
By t.r.mawyer AT live.com (Guest Post)
November 24, 20080 found this helpful

My wife is looking for some suggestions about seasoning our turkey. She uses butter, salt, pepper, and garlic but wants to try something new this year. Any suggestions?

 
By (Guest Post)
November 25, 20080 found this helpful

What is the best seasoning for a turkey and the proper temperature?

 
By alialawakbar (Guest Post)
November 26, 20080 found this helpful

Soak turkey in sugar and salt water for 1 day, then bamm the best turkey in the world.

 
By JP (Guest Post)
November 26, 20080 found this helpful

I take a bowl and mix olive oil, oregano, salt (little), pepper, garlic and onion powder, and paprika. Rub generously the morning of, and use one of those injector needles to get the oil and spices inside the meat.

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Don't forget the body and cavities, under the wings, and under the skin. The paprika really makes it golden brown!

 

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