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10 Minute German Sweet Chocolate Cream Pie
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Almond Fudge Ring Cake
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Almost Better Than Sex Cake
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Almost Better Than Sex Cake
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Almost Better Than Sex Cake
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Anytime Cake
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Bacardi Chocolate Rum Cake
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Bacardi Double-Chocolate Rum Cake
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Bacardi Rum Chocolate Cake
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Bailey's Irish Cream Bars
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Baker's Holiday Trifle
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Banana Chocolate Pudding Cake
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Sauce making is a cornerstone to successful cooking. A sauce can either make or break your dish. Ages ago, when...
>hello. just read your recipe for super-moist roast turkey, and i'm just wondering. i'm not a great cook, so when you say "tuck the wings under the turkey", i'm still not sure if that means the turkey is placed in the roasting pan breast side up or not. i've read that if the turkey is placed breast side down, the fat from the back of the turkey leaks down, making the breast meat moist (which is what i want). any help?? ------------------- #1 culprit of dry turkey breasts is over-cooking. I highly recommend using a pop-up thermometer so you get the turkey out of the oven at exactly the right time and it is in the oven no longer than necessary. It is well worth the investment Last year I used this recipe along with Herbed_Pan_Gravy. Turned out great, the instructions are quite clear, adding water to the pan prevents the bird from drying out. Another option I've used in the past is the Look bag, available at supermarkets across North America. It's a big bag that the bird is place in which keeps all the moisture inside keeping the bird as moist as possible. Once again, the #1 best thing you can do to ensure success is use a pop-up (or other) thermometer and get the turkey out of the oven as soon as it is done, then let the bird rest for at least 10 minutes covered in foil so it can re-absorb it's juices back into the meat. I hope this helps.
