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Reviewed Brined, Herb Roasted Turkey

"This was my first experience with roasting a turkey. Most of my family prefers ham and when I get a turkey it is usually smoked but this recipe has changed that! I brined the turkey for 16 hours and cooked according to directions. It was amazing! It was incredibly flavorful and moist. The gravy was probably the best I have ever made! I used the giblets and neck while simmering the stock but I did not chop and add them to the gravy. Everyone raved about this turkey yesterday and even my husband who is the most opposed to turkey had a turkey sandwhich for lunch today! This recipe has gone straight into the holiday section of my recipe collection!

Nov 26, 2010 on Food Network

Reviewed Brined, Herb Roasted Turkey

"This was my first experience with roasting a turkey. Most of my family prefers ham and when I get a turkey it is usually smoked but this recipe has changed that! I brined the turkey for 16 hours and cooked according to directions. It was amazing! It was incredibly flavorful and moist. The gravy was probably the best I have ever made! I used the giblets and neck while simmering the stock but I did not chop and add them to the gravy. Everyone raved about this turkey yesterday and even my husband who is the most opposed to turkey had a turkey sandwhich for lunch today! This recipe has gone straight into the holiday section of my recipe collection!

Nov 26, 2010 on Food Network

Reviewed Brined, Herb Roasted Turkey

"This was my first experience with roasting a turkey. Most of my family prefers ham and when I get a turkey it is usually smoked but this recipe has changed that! I brined the turkey for 16 hours and cooked according to directions. It was amazing! It was incredibly flavorful and moist. The gravy was probably the best I have ever made! I used the giblets and neck while simmering the stock but I did not chop and add them to the gravy. Everyone raved about this turkey yesterday and even my husband who is the most opposed to turkey had a turkey sandwhich for lunch today! This recipe has gone straight into the holiday section of my recipe collection!

Nov 26, 2010 on Food Network

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