@@mongo5564 I agree, 160F is considered well done and safe to eat. 170F is better for dark meat. When cooking at 350F-375F on larger birds you get enough temperature difference between breast and thighs that you’ll achieve doneness of both at the same time.
Couldn't taste the difference. I don't eat the skin. I was expecting some mind-blowing experience when I had fried turkey and was surprised I couldn't tell the difference.
Yeah, be careful following those online videos where they inject it with a lot of juiciness. Also, this guy's flame was out of control and risky. Should be able to get up to 350-375 with much less.
It’s 5AM but I am craving fried turkey for some reason. Grocery stores are closed and I have no deep fryer. I guess I’ll just settle for a granola bar and some milk. 😢
I live in a apartment complex in the rear of the building. In thanksgiving there were about eight people outside frying turkeys. I never laughed so hard in my life. All but one did it wrong. There are still burned marks on the grass. Can’t wait to see Christmas.
Agreed. Definitely something wrong with the air/fuel mix. The pot shouldn't be covered in soot like that. The flame is way too rich. Got the job done though.
@@Moose803no it was not the wind lmaooo. Holy shit guys who never used this equipment and make it obvious out here trynna say it was the wind lmaooooooooooooo
You're the 1st guy that actually did this right without burning the place down I would remove the little bit further away from my house Congratulations and enjoy it
No this is the first time I have ever seen this done so free and clean without spillage without blowing up all over the freaking place great job thank you for sharing
Great video.... But - I was waiting for the bird/oil to land on his bare hands at the end while holding the tin pan then seeing the bird goe to the ground....
Deep fried turkey is the best, most juicy turkey that I've ever had. It's delicious; just be careful to completely thaw the bird before dropping it in the oil, or it will boil over into a fiery situation quicker than you can say yummy! 😋
@@ashleyfalcon125 no he didn't explain what he was talking about or even why you're supposed to turn it off I'm just saying for people in the comments who don't know. This is a pretty big reason why there's fires during thanksgiving
no overly burned spots lmfao that shit was fried way to hard u can see it And no I'm not talking shit about the person doing it cuz it was their first time it happened to me on my first time
We were in the emergency room with a family member on Thanksgiving a few years ago when they carted a father and son by ambulance. Both had 2nd and 3rd degree burns and were in more pain than I've ever seen anyone. We asked the nurse if she knew what happened and she replied " it's our first fried turkey burn victims of the day. She said they generally see 5 to 6 every Thanksgiving. With 1 or 2 being airlifted to a burn center. She said they even have a name for it. Fried Turkey Rouelette. The father was flown out shortly after that.
While I was deep frying mine this year, I thought using a lid was a great idea with the strong wind about, then I remembered why that's such a bad idea, so I'm glad you didn't get water condensation that fell right into a giant pot of boiling oil as you opened it.
I swear I thought I was going to see something go wrong. I don’t trust those deep fryers. But, I’m impressed, you did well. Good job! Except maybe use a more reliable baking dish, instead of a flimsy recyclable pan. Maybe just place the recyclable baking dish in a real baking dish for support.
I don't particularly like turkey, but I always have it for Thanksgiving. This is the one preparation of turkey that I've yet to experience. I've always wanted to try, but just never got to it yet. Other than the traditional oven cooked turkey, I've had turducken. I'd totally recommend that for anyone whom hasn't tried it yet.
My only concern, you might want to move it a little farder away from the garage. If it goes wrong the flame out is going to land on the garage. ...just an idea. And your turkey results looked perfect. 👍
Yes. It’s tastes INCREDIBLE, stays very very juicy (none of it’s dry), and also perfectly tender-easily falls right off the bone as you’re eating it. Yum!
Hella tender. I just did two 20 lb's this year and they were way better than my first time. Juicy as ever. Got people wanting me to fry turkeys for them now
16.5 pound turkey cooked at 350 degrees for 57 minutes. 3.5 minutes per pound.
Thanks for the post. This example will be handy in the future.
Very general cooktime. I suggest a instant read thermometer. Core temperature and elevation really play heavily into this.
@@RadDadisRad Not a fan of rare turkey? lol
@@mongo5564 I agree, 160F is considered well done and safe to eat. 170F is better for dark meat. When cooking at 350F-375F on larger birds you get enough temperature difference between breast and thighs that you’ll achieve doneness of both at the same time.
love the skin on that umm.
I can’t be the only one who was expecting that to go horribly wrong.
Sadly it has and burned down peoples dwellings from acting like know it alls
I thought it was catching fire. All those flames 🔥
I thought the same....
@@scottbaker1018 it's not the smartest idea to begin with..
Not just wrong, "horribly"
Who else thought this was going to be a fire video? So glad it turned out delicious.
Look up the song “deep fried turkey “.
Looks delicious and highly dangerous all at the same time.
The first turkey deep fry video where they didn't burn the family
Now thats deep fried turkey done RIGHT!! Looks delish!!
I’ve been deep frying turkeys for years now and y’all did a darn fine job
Thank you for that!
Bro really said “a darn fine job”
I’m rolling with your comment
@@footloosegremlin4286 that was the original intention was to be hella corny haha
@@MazTech_Knives you rootin tootin betcha…🤣😆😂
Once you've had fried 🍗 you don't want traditional anymore just give me some biscuits with it
You got that right..
Facts
1000% agreed
Fried is the best 🔥
Couldn't taste the difference. I don't eat the skin. I was expecting some mind-blowing experience when I had fried turkey and was surprised I couldn't tell the difference.
Fire Marshall Bill would like to show you something LMAO
🤣🤣
PLEASE TURN DOWN THE BURNER OR YOUR LUCK WILL RUN OUT
"Let me show you somthing!" 😂
Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Flame is running rich, cut the fuel or add more air
Thank you Sir 4 Noticing
I guess I need to check my regulator
@@mongo5564 burner just needs a cleaning with air compressor, clean the little holes out knock the soot and dust out of them, maybe that will help
@@Doobiiie710 thanks for the tip
And or dirty propane. Had a couple cheap tank fill ups that burned nasty like that.
I thought this was gonna be an explosion but
It turned out great.
me too
congratulations. 1st one ive seen online that wasnt a fiasco but a success
Pro tip, open the damn breather on your burner and you won’t have 3 foot rollers coming up over the top of the pot.
That's how you get cancer
Thats the funniest damn comment ever.
But then it wouldn't get people commenting about it and driving engagement. 🤣
Ya you gotta watch that oil will catch on you with the splatter.
@@criticalbo Rude. Sounds like the guy was pissed. About what?
You're supposed to make sure the turkey has been completely dried with a towel. It's water in or on the turkey that makes the oil bubble over.
You cant completely dry the mutha fucca anyways its gone bubble it oil
Yeah, be careful following those online videos where they inject it with a lot of juiciness. Also, this guy's flame was out of control and risky. Should be able to get up to 350-375 with much less.
It’s 5AM but I am craving fried turkey for some reason. Grocery stores are closed and I have no deep fryer. I guess I’ll just settle for a granola bar and some milk. 😢
🤣👍
LMAO..BUT I HEAR YA
☕🍪
I live in a apartment complex in the rear of the building. In thanksgiving there were about eight people outside frying turkeys. I never laughed so hard in my life. All but one did it wrong. There are still burned marks on the grass. Can’t wait to see Christmas.
You had an entertaining time for Thanksgiving. I could only imagine.
Everything cooked outside, especially in the cold, smells good for some reason!
I think it's something primal, like how dogs go nuts in the snow.
Great advice about turning the fire off when dipping in the turkey. It will definitely prevent grease fires. 👏
Thank you
not me moving my head back when he lifted the lid🤣🤣
Same
I started to Squint my eyes you know because of the smoke😂😂😂😭
@@yesno4706 Lmfaoo I squinted my eyes too. Almost start blowing to the side too
That turkey is so beautiful.
It came out perfect! Couldn’t ask for a better turkey 🦃
I had deep fried Turkey for the first time this past Thanksgiving. Life changing.
My man understood the assignment, once I saw the flame was off I figured it was gonna be a good one.
My last bird was 20 lbs and it took 55 minutes to cook then once out I let it stand for 30 minutes covered in foil. Truly awesome
NO don't cover with anything, the steam will make the crispy skin soggy.
Moe ‘it can flash fry a buffalo in 30 seconds’
Homer ‘thirty seconds!? But I want some now!’
I’ve never had deep fried Turkey that was worth a darn!
Tight blue flame under the pot only. That big flame you have is asking for trouble.
Plus a glug of oil jumped out, could have easily jumped out way closer and erupted. This was a scary one to watch
Agreed. Definitely something wrong with the air/fuel mix. The pot shouldn't be covered in soot like that. The flame is way too rich. Got the job done though.
@@heavymetalmechanicX it was the wind causing the problem
@@Moose803no it was not the wind lmaooo. Holy shit guys who never used this equipment and make it obvious out here trynna say it was the wind lmaooooooooooooo
@@mumblezz__5890 you can actually see the wind blowing the steam around in all directions.
You're the 1st guy that actually did this right without burning the place down I would remove the little bit further away from my house Congratulations and enjoy it
Good advice-yes.
That and put a cookie sheet underneath the aluminum tray so it’s automatically balanced.
This is very difficult and hard to execute correctly unless you're a professional
Wow, now that looks good n crispy. Yum!
Hats off to the man that knows his oil line in a deep fryer. Knowledge is safety. Knowledge is key. Bravo.
I appreciate that
The flames seemed dangerously high, that can't be normal lol
Lol popped in to say the same thing...
Me too
@@HUBLOVE25 rich on the air adj
Yep too high probably like them cooking it too high 🤓
Like I said there's people for you I wouldn't let him cook nothing but it taste like s*** too
There's always someone on the sidelines "back seat cooking"
I know! Exactly 💯.....I just want to say shut up!
"You're supposed to turn the oil off" ... turn what oil off dummy man?
🤣 He totally ignored both of them.
Took the words out of my mouth.
@@jonniehickson5599 yeah he did. Lol
@@deijavu2960 lol
Mmmmmmmm, that Turkey looks delicious yummy
He did that correctly how it supposed to be done without making a mess 😃
I'm 39 years young and I have never had deep fried turkey ughhh it looks so delicious and amazing 😍
I’ve done it many times my opinion the stove is just as good if not better
You need to get one from, Louisiana Cajun fried!!! 😎
@@jamespepper2541 thank you friend, love from Michigan definitely looks amazing!!
My son in law fried us one and it was the best turkey I’ve ever tasted, thank you Richard Waite
Man I kept expecting it to just erupt into a massive grease fire.
Now that's how you deep-fry a turkey.
This whole video gave me anxiety!!! 🥴 But the turkey looks delicious though!!! ❤
And that's how you safely deep fry a turkey😀👍🏽looks delicious 😋
Yes it was
@@mongo5564Did you thank Jesus?
@@DonnaChamberson yes I did. As you do before every meal
@@mongo5564 ❤️
No this is the first time I have ever seen this done so free and clean without spillage without blowing up all over the freaking place great job thank you for sharing
As the old saying goes flame off to not have to tell the wife you misplaced the house and it’s lost
That’s awesome I love it
😂
Sorry hon'
Every time I watch a deep fried turkey I want to eat Thanksgiving again never gets old
This was my first time ever doing it, and I will never go back to Turkey the old fashion way
I smoked one. First one I've ever cooked. It turned out pretty tasty. Little dry-ish around the breats
Does the government not allow you to eat turkey on other days of the year except those two days ?
You don't have to wait for a holiday to eat turkey.
I'm that friend with no protection holding the flimsy pan praying nothing goes horribly wrong:(
Great video.... But - I was waiting for the bird/oil to land on his bare hands at the end while holding the tin pan then seeing the bird goe to the ground....
Deep fried turkey is the best, most juicy turkey that I've ever had. It's delicious; just be careful to completely thaw the bird before dropping it in the oil, or it will boil over into a fiery situation quicker than you can say yummy! 😋
“I’d like four fried chickens, and a coke”
Next video he gets the band back together.
Dry white toast
Do you want legs or wings?
🥰
Elroy?
Good to see someone do this properly without the help of the fire department.
ROFLMAO Yup 😂👍
BARELY!!! 😳🤯🤣
It might have been close!
😂😂😂
Well, we'll call this one a near miss.
It's nice to see these videos actually have a happy ending lol
I've never had deep fried turkey..I would love to try some I bet its soooo good!!
THAT SIZZLE SOUND ON POINT🤤
Never had deep-fried turkey I'm not a big fan of fried food but the colour on that turkey looks amazing
Try it, you will like it, but the best kind of turkey is smoke turkey, once you had one, you will probably want one every holiday, try it.
Obviously, this guy knows what he’s doing and they seasoned the turkey. What a pro.
Thank you 😊
Oh my God that turkey looks delicious!! One year for thanksgiving my oven broke down I barbecue my turkey it was the best tasting I ever had!!
You're supposed to turn the flame off so the oil that possibly jumps out doesn't cause an oil fire I think it's important thing to note
Okaaaay…. and he DID. 🤨 He actually noted exactly that, right AT THE EXACT MOMENT the bird first made contact with the oil. 🤦♀️
@@ashleyfalcon125 no he didn't explain what he was talking about or even why you're supposed to turn it off I'm just saying for people in the comments who don't know. This is a pretty big reason why there's fires during thanksgiving
Look dangerous but the turkey came out looking good 🦃🦃🦃
Fried the breast off of that sucker
When he said that's good. The guy looked at him like don't tell me how to do this before I put you in here. Lol
Damn that's a good looking turkey with mashed potatoes and gravy you'll be set... 😄
That's one crispy lookin bird
The turkey came out looking amazing!
It was! Thanks for the comment
IM AFRAID OF THIS! I stick to my oven for my dry ass turkey!!
Love deep fried turkey usually try to do one a year or more
You should never let your fire go up the side of your pot, if you had oil over flow on the sides your pot could catch on fire.
Finally a turkey frying video where the person handling the bird is wearing the right clothing
He's in jeans t-shirt n jacket n sneakers what's so special?
Well done brother!
Looks delicious!!
Never had a turkey this way but it looks fantastic!
Try it sometime you’ll love it
Now that’s a perfect turkey with no overly burned spots
Thanks! Not bad for my first time. That’s what you get for following the recipe haha
no overly burned spots lmfao that shit was fried way to hard u can see it
And no I'm not talking shit about the person doing it cuz it was their first time it happened to me on my first time
Finally not a failed fried turkey video on my feed !
My Dad has this kind of thing, Super good! Definitely recommend.
Looks delicious!😋
It was!
Dirt 10 feet away, and you do this on your drive. Genius!
So close to the vehicle too !
Should he do it in his house and risk burning the whole thing down?? Where would u do it at???
Out in the yard so the oil doesn't stain the concrete.
So I’m gonna be honest
This is the best looking bird over ever seen in my life lol
Great job!!!!
Damn man! Thank you!
Gotta show this to my pops, hopefully he can teach me the art so I can be like you someday.
Yummy. That bird looking good and juicy
OMG! a deep fried turkey video that didn't end in the garage burning to the ground!
Opening the lid with that huge flame and those winds was the only sketchy part, looks delicious
We were in the emergency room with a family member on Thanksgiving a few years ago when they carted a father and son by ambulance. Both had 2nd and 3rd degree burns and were in more pain than I've ever seen anyone. We asked the nurse if she knew what happened and she replied " it's our first fried turkey burn victims of the day. She said they generally see 5 to 6 every Thanksgiving. With 1 or 2 being airlifted to a burn center. She said they even have a name for it. Fried Turkey Rouelette. The father was flown out shortly after that.
While I was deep frying mine this year, I thought using a lid was a great idea with the strong wind about, then I remembered why that's such a bad idea, so I'm glad you didn't get water condensation that fell right into a giant pot of boiling oil as you opened it.
I swear I thought I was going to see something go wrong. I don’t trust those deep fryers. But, I’m impressed, you did well. Good job! Except maybe use a more reliable baking dish, instead of a flimsy recyclable pan. Maybe just place the recyclable baking dish in a real baking dish for support.
Great job looks amazing 🤩
Thank you! Cheers!p
I don't particularly like turkey, but I always have it for Thanksgiving. This is the one preparation of turkey that I've yet to experience. I've always wanted to try, but just never got to it yet.
Other than the traditional oven cooked turkey, I've had turducken. I'd totally recommend that for anyone whom hasn't tried it yet.
First time seeing one of these done correctly😂 that looked ridiculously delicious
had me a deep fried turkey once best turkey ever had
Don't understand why you would deep fry a turkey, can't have leftovers the next day.
The absolute best way to cook a turkey in my opinion.
I agree 100%
Dude. Those flames was getting me worried for a sec.
Props to you for knowing WTF ur doing.
I’ve seen a lot of fails and attempts 😂😂
Thank you
Good trick is to heat oil, turn fire off till bird is in, the lid is on . Then re light 🔥
No No No, Uncle Roger wants an explosion. HAIYAA!! 🦃💥🔥🍗
🤣🤣🤣
YyeeaassS sir ‼️ 🙏🏽 🙌 I pray it's seasoned well
Ohhhhh yeah it was
My only concern, you might want to move it a little farder away from the garage. If it goes wrong the flame out is going to land on the garage. ...just an idea. And your turkey results looked perfect. 👍
Thanks for the tip
Found myself backing the phone away lmao 🤣🤣🤣
I’ll take the flat pieces ❤
😂😂😂
Fire looked like it got up to high for a bit but glad to see it turned out fine
I always wanted to try deep fried turkey. New subscriber ❤
Thank you!
Finally, a video where someone actually does it right lol bravo 👏 I'm sure that turkey was delicious 😋
It was great! Apparently my flame was a little large
It was, but hey that can be adjusted! And u didn't burn ur house down or kill anybody so it's still a win! 😄
My son did several fried turkeys they are moist delish temp is right turkey is dried 👍👍🦃 quick and easy good job 👍👍🦃
Yes they are!
That looks amazing 👏🏼
It was!
Good for you! And you didn't burn your house down!
Always wondered how the turkey tasted and if it's tender cooked this way.
Yes. It’s tastes INCREDIBLE, stays very very juicy (none of it’s dry), and also perfectly tender-easily falls right off the bone as you’re eating it. Yum!
You've never had turkey any better.
Hella tender. I just did two 20 lb's this year and they were way better than my first time. Juicy as ever. Got people wanting me to fry turkeys for them now
Better than any oven or smoked turkey
How was it?? Looked delicious ngl 😋
Super delicious
Omg that looks delicious, i need to do this !! Out doors , defo outdoors 😁😁
Dont forget to turn the “oil off”
It's a common culinary expression.
🤣🤣
The turkey is going to be amazing 👏 😋