Meat Church BBQ reveals how to fry turkey done right for summer cookout glory.

I do, however, love a deep-fried turkey. How to get the bird ready for its bath. I know that standing in the backyard and lowering a turkey into four gallons of boiling peanut oil has all the ...

There is nothing better than a deep fried turkey for Thanksgiving. The meat is so moist and juicy, and the crispy, crackly skin is to-die-for. Our family fries one every year. We love how it ...

The draw of moist turkey meat and fast cooking times of only a few minutes per pound have created legions of fried-turkey fans in the U.S. since the technique started to become popular more than ...

Get into that bathtub, it’s now overflowing.) There are varying ideas about how to prep a turkey (I prefer Kenji’s osmosis by salt, myself). Former Lifehacker senior food editor Claire Lower ...

“If you want a fried turkey for your Thanksgiving meal, it is recommended that you purchase one from a store or restaurant or buy a fryer that does not use cooking oil.” U.S. Fire ...

DAYTONA BEACH — A Thanksgiving tradition for many, deep-fried turkey can be part of a memorable and delicious meal, but cooking it the wrong way can really ruin your holiday. That’s why ...

"Turkey fryers that use cooking oil are not safe," an NFPA bulletin said. "These fryers use large amounts of oil at high temperatures, which can cause devastating burns. If you want a fried turkey ...