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24 Dec 09 09:25
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first attempt for me, all the family are all coming round so ive been given the main job, been told 8 hours for thaw and 2-20mins for the cooking.

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speedypro
When: 24 Dec 09 09:26
30 hours to thaw. HTH
By:
Rampant Rabbit
When: 24 Dec 09 09:27
:) speedy
By:
Laying Like Maria
When: 24 Dec 09 09:31
2hrs 20 mins for the cooking? Did you ever watch only fools and horses.

The turkey of that size WANTS A MINIMUM of 5 hours cooking and id go for 5.45
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DaveEdwards
When: 24 Dec 09 09:32
If it's not started thawing yet, get out and buy a fresh one now mate. I think its about 20 mins per pound.

Surely a fishing thread? Want to put your family in hospital for new year????
By:
DaveEdwards
When: 24 Dec 09 09:34
Top class Only Fools!
By:
wasnot
When: 24 Dec 09 09:34
Microwave on high for 12 hours imo
By:
age 21
When: 24 Dec 09 09:45
frozen turkey .....bad start
8 hours to thaw very bad start
By:
DAN1974
When: 24 Dec 09 09:55
i'd put it in the airing cupboard now mate.
By:
TEN2FOLLOWER
When: 24 Dec 09 10:11
I'd buy fresh and cook for 5 hours.
By:
The Dragon
When: 24 Dec 09 10:13
not know all when it comes to cooking :)
By:
Splicer Keats
When: 24 Dec 09 10:16
same size as mine, mine came out freezer on tues evening, it wants 30 hours or more tom defrost, cook for 4 / 5 hours, enjoy n merry Christmas
By:
Klaus Kinski
When: 24 Dec 09 10:22
Cook it upside down, that way the juices are obsorbed into the turkey's t1ts.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 24 Dec 09 10:31
To cook it you'll need 20 minutes per pound plus 20 minutes = 5 hours 30 minutes at 170 degrees minimum.
If you have a fan assisted oven you can drop the temperature by 10 degrees max.

Ovens vary in their cooking times, but don't keep opening the door to look at it or it'll take even longer to cook.

You can put it in cold water to thaw it out quicker.
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