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mills i learnt from a buddy he said deep frying a wild turkey was a bit more difficult to deep fry..said you had to not over cook it or it would be tuff...what do you do... charlie
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04-03-2013, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by charlie cleveland
mills i learnt from a buddy he said deep frying a wild turkey was a bit more difficult to deep fry..said you had to not over cook it or it would be tuff...what do you do... charlie
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We have a restaurant near my parents' that specializes in fried turkey and they will do it for you. I leave such things to experts.
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