Can it be used in a dry turkey cooker?
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I dont know. Its probably not big enough for a turkey. It works good on chicken though.
938718
Yes. I had it set for cooking my turkey breast today for 2.5 hours...it was great.
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Would that I could, but believe it or not, I have never used mine...NOT much of a cooker! Sorry.
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I have never used it for that and do not use a thermometer. However the low temp is very low. I'll put a smoked turkey on low after it is done to "Hold" it and it does not over cook. But I have never checked temp.
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I contacted the consumer relationship division at Ziploc and this is their answer:Thanks for asking about Ziploc® brand Big Bags. I'm happy to share you may use this big bag to brine your turkey, as it's approved for use in food preparation. However, it's not recommended to be used in an oven or microwave.So yes! I am getting this now for my turkey!
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Yes you can, I make mine out of a marinate. I don't like the dry rubs as well
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I don't know. You might want to contact the manuacturer. I only use it to roast turkey.
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I've never fried a turkey before, so I have no experience with that type of cooking activity. However, I do think this pot would work for that, but, no guarantees.
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Raw fowl is perfect for salmonella bacteria (food poisoning). Don't do it. Turkey is very lean so it should dehydratewell, after its cooked. There would be no advantage to dehydrating it raw. The dehydrator does not cook the meatit only removes water content.
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As far as I know, yes as long as the cooking temperature does not excede the temperature specification.
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Yes. I use it to brown on a gas range. The weight is substantial and quite thick - not at all flimsy like many non-stick inserts. Its finish reminds me of the pricey Calphalon cookware rather than plain Teflon. The handles of both the cooker and the insert get very hot, but it can also be used as a roasting pan in the oven. Potholders or oven mitts are necessary even on the countertop.
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Yes. I also recommend that you purchase an instant read thermometer also. The reason why is that with cooking a turkey your thermometer could be off a 1/4 of an inch and get a complete different reading. One other tip...don't submerge your prob in water to clean, it will ruin.
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I would check with the pressure cooker manufacturer. Mine was purchased to use in a Nesco Roaster and is fine for that purpose although as noted by Snowbird, is difficult to clean.
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Probably a big one, but I've heard that turkey on the grill is not the best way to cook it.... dries out.
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I don't see why not. I put it in the oven to cook turkey and the oven temp was 350. no prob. or are you trying to use 275 max to measure the air temp in the smoker? or the meat?
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Hello, thanks for your question. Yes you can cook a turkey in the CanCooker. Please see this link for directions: http://www.cancooker.com/thanksgiving-turkey/Thank you,SonnyMidCoast Direct
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I have never done it, but I'm sure you could do it. Just be sure it is very stable on the propane burner. Sure would not want it to slip off. There is certainly enough heat to fry your turkey.