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Fried Turkey
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We're not exacty sure where and when the first turkey hit the peanut oil, but ever since then, it has become the rage. The Cajuns have been credited with the process ... and ... since they'll try just about anything such as sucking heads, then this may very well be fact. At anyrate, here is a receipe to use when frying your first or next whole turkey.
Contributed by:
Smoky
Directions: First rinse and dry the turkey. Don't cut it up as it goes in whole. Make the following mixture and sprinkle the turkey:
 1/2 cup salt
1/4 cup garlic powder
1/4 cup onioon powder
1/8 cup thyme, paprikaa and ground bay
- combined equally
1/8th cup oregano and black pepper
- combined equally
Have fun,
Smoky
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