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[[Roast turkey]] usually forms the centrepiece of Thanksgiving in the United States. There are many recipes and methods for cooking whole [[Turkeys|turkeys]]. Below is one of the simplest and therefore one of the most traditional.


Cooking [[Turkey|turkey]] and [[Stuffing|stuffing]] involves the risk of salmonella poisoning. To prevent this, cook the [[Turkey|turkey]] to 185 [[Degrees|degrees]] [[Fahrenheit]] and the [[Stuffing|stuffing]] to 165 [[Degrees|degrees]] [[Fahrenheit]]. Also, avoid cross contamination by keeping raw turkey away from all foods and wash your hands thoroughly after handling it.


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The most effective way to measure food temperatures is with a digital [[Meat thermometer|meat thermometer]].
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[[Roast turkey]] usually forms the centrepiece of Thanksgiving in the United States. There are many recipes and methods for cooking whole [[Turkeys|turkeys]]. Below is one of the simplest and therefore one of the most traditional.
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Cooking [[Turkey|turkey]] and [[Stuffing|stuffing]] involves the risk of salmonella poisoning. To prevent this, cook the [[Turkey|turkey]] to 185 [[Degrees|degrees]] [[Fahrenheit]] and the [[Stuffing|stuffing]] to 165 [[Degrees|degrees]] [[Fahrenheit]]. Also, avoid cross contamination by keeping raw turkey away from all foods and wash your hands thoroughly after handling it.
<span class="reviewDesc">Roast turkey doesn't get any better than this!</span>


The most effective way to measure food temperatures is with a digital [[Meat thermometer|meat thermometer]].
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| 1 (18 pound) whole [[Turkey|turkey]]
| 8kg (18 pound) whole [[Turkey|turkey]]
| &#189; cup [[Butter|butter]], softened
| &#189; cup [[Butter|butter]], softened
| 1 &#189; quarts homemade [[Turkey|turkey]] [[Stock|stock]] or canned [[Chicken stock|chicken stock]]
| 1.5 quarts homemade [[Turkey|turkey]] [[Stock|stock]] or canned [[Chicken stock|chicken stock]]
| [[Salt|salt]] and [[Freshly ground black pepper|freshly ground black pepper]] to taste
| [[Salt|salt]] and [[Freshly ground black pepper|freshly ground black pepper]] to taste
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