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RICHARD'S TURKEY TIPS

   National Turkey Federation Roasting Guidelines for
a Fresh or Thawed Turkey: 

Roast in a 325 degree Conventional Oven on
the Lowest Oven Rack


      Turkey Weight    Unstuffed Turkey   Stuffed Turkey   
           8-12 lbs.         2 3/4 to 3 hrs.        3 to 3 1/2 hrs.
           12-14 lbs.       3 to 3 3/4 hrs.        3 1/2 to 4 hrs.
           14-18 lbs.       3 3/4 to 4 1/4 hrs.  4 to 4 1/4 hrs.
           18-20 lbs.       4 1/4 to 4 1/2 hrs.  4 1/4 to 4 3/4 hr
           20-24 lbs.       4 1/2 to 5 hrs.        4 3/4 to 5 1/4 hr


Fresh Turkey Cooking Instructions:
    
1. Remove giblets and neck from body cavities.
      2. Rinse bird with cold water. Drain.
      3. Place turkey, breast side up, in roasting pan. Brush
          with melted butter.
      4. Roast at 325 degrees. When breast is golden brown,
          cover loosely with foil.
      5. Meat thermometer inserted in thickest part of thigh
          should read 180 degrees.
      6. Allow to cool 30 minutes before carving.


  
Refrigerator Turkey Thawing Times (40 degrees F)
   
     Turkey Weight        Days to Allow for Thaw      
             8-12 lbs.                    2 to 2.5 days
             12-16 lbs.                  2.5 to 4 days
             16-20 lbs.                  4 to 5 days
             20-24 lbs.                  5 to 6 days

    COLD Water Turkey Thawing Times
   
     Turkey Weight         Hours to Allow for Thawing
             8-12 lbs.                     4 to 6 hours
             12-16 lbs.                   6 to 8 hours
             16-20 lbs.                   8 to 10 hours
             20-24 lbs.                   10 to 12 hours

    Storage for Leftover Cooked Turdey

    Refrigerate at 35-40 degrees F up to 3-4 days
    Freeze at 0 degrees F or below for 3-4 months

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STEAKS - Grilling steaks cut 1-1 ¼ in. thick

Start with medium-hot grill (375-400 degrees)

1 minute sear on first side, turn steak
1 minute sear on second side, turn steak
4 minute grill, turn steak final time

Finally,
6 minute grill for rare
8 minute grill for medium
10 minute grill for well

Let steak rest 4-5 minutes for juices to settle, then enjoy.
 

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Recommended Degrees of Doneness

Poultry           Cook to 170 degrees in breast and 180
                    degrees in thigh


Beef Medium-Rare
145°F
Medium
160°F
Well-Done
170°F

Veal Usually cooked to 160°F to 170°F
(Not recommended to veal less than
medium.)

Lamb Medium-Rare
145°F
Medium
160°F
Well-Done
170°F

Fresh Pork Medium
160°F
Well-Done
170°F

Cured and
Smoked Hams
160°F

Fully-cooked or
Canned Hams,
to Serve Hot
140°F

Cured and Smoked
Picnics or Shoulder
Rolls, Butts
170°F
(These cuts also may be basted or cooked in liquid.)

Ground Meats Current USDA regulations call for cooking ground meat dishes (most patties, meat loaves, meat balls, etc) to 160°F.

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