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Reviewed Whole Roasted Turkey with Citrus Rosemary Salt

"Michael,

You are right on with this Turkey. I love the simplicity but strength of this recipe.
We use a larger Turkey and adjust the temperature accordingly. For a 20 lb. Turkey bake at 375 degrees and check for 165 degrees behind the leg. For a 15 lb. Turkey bake at 400 degrees and check for doneness behind the leg as above. How much of the salt mixture you use on your Turkey is a matter of taste. Cut it in half if you are afraid of salt. I consider this recipe to apply to one 20 lb. Turkey and I ratio from there according to the size of the bird.

Nov 25, 2010 on Food Network

Reviewed Whole Roasted Turkey with Citrus Rosemary Salt

"Michael,

You are right on with this Turkey. I love the simplicity but strength of this recipe.
We use a larger Turkey and adjust the temperature accordingly. For a 20 lb. Turkey bake at 375 degrees and check for 165 degrees behind the leg. For a 15 lb. Turkey bake at 400 degrees and check for doneness behind the leg as above. How much of the salt mixture you use on your Turkey is a matter of taste. Cut it in half if you are afraid of salt. I consider this recipe to apply to one 20 lb. Turkey and I ratio from there according to the size of the bird.

Nov 25, 2010 on Food Network

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