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How big of a turkey do you normally buy when cooking Thanksgiving dinner?
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mitabtrfly
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How big of a turkey do you normally buy when cooking Thanksgiving dinner?
Ok..I admit I got a little ridiculous this year and bought a 20lb Butterball turkey. We only paid $17.00 for it...so why not.
There are only going to be 8 of us..
can you say LEFTOVERS???
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Posted 11/21/07 1:03 PM  |
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LSP2005
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Re: How big of a turkey do you normally buy when cooking Thanksgiving dinner?
19 lbs for 10 ppl.
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| Posted 11/21/07 1:04 PM |
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mitabtrfly
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Re: How big of a turkey do you normally buy when cooking Thanksgiving dinner?
Posted by LSP2005
19 lbs for 10 ppl.
Ok..maybe I didn't do so bad...
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| Posted 11/21/07 1:05 PM |
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GioiaMia
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Re: How big of a turkey do you normally buy when cooking Thanksgiving dinner?
always over 20 lbs!!
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| Posted 11/21/07 1:08 PM |
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luckysmom
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Re: How big of a turkey do you normally buy when cooking Thanksgiving dinner?
Posted by mitabtrfly
Ok..I admit I got a little ridiculous this year and bought a 20lb Butterball turkey. We only paid $17.00 for it...so why not.
There are only going to be 8 of us..
can you say LEFTOVERS???
We have a 27.36lb Turkey for, are you ready for this, 6 PEOPLE......yep thats right 27.36 for 6 people. LEFT OVERS!!!!!!!!!
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| Posted 11/21/07 1:08 PM |
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GoldenRod
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Re: How big of a turkey do you normally buy when cooking Thanksgiving dinner?
DW has two 12lbs birds. They defrost faster, cook faster, have 4 legs instead of 2. We don't do the presentation of the whole bird, so we don't need a huge single bird on the table. I cut the birds in the kitchen, and just bring out the plates of meat.
Plus, with two birds, if you do want a presentation, you can have one bird on the table, while everyone is eating the other bird, then just take the 2nd bird in the kitchen to carve after the 1st one is done.
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| Posted 11/21/07 1:10 PM |
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