How Long to Microwave a 12lb Frozen Turkey?
delicious_cocktail
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Happy Thanksgiving :bigsmile:
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No: and I mean that in the most supportive way possible.0
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Never microwave meat! If you need to thaw it quickly, put it in a sink of cold water and keep changing the water about every hour. It will thaw within a few hours ...0
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2 hrs....0
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There are convection microwaves now that cook like a microwave and oven all in one. It would take about 90 minutes.0
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Forget the Microwave, I will do mine safely in the deep fryer.0 -
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OP I suggest you go to the pub for dinner instead :drinker:0
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No: and I mean that in the most supportive way possible.0
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Until it's cooked. Duh.0
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There are convection microwaves now that cook like a microwave and oven all in one. It would take about 90 minutes.
Having experienced the results of roast chicken cooked in a convection microwave I would say No Thank You. :noway: It does not turn out the same.0 -
I'd say around 90 minutes, if you put some eggs in their shell in there with it, it should cook a lot faster.0
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I think the most healthy way is to eat it raw...start thawing and gnawing now0
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that is clearly a chicken, please stay on subject here0 -
According to the USDA, 15minutes per pound on 50% power. Turn often to get even cooking. You may use a cook bag if desired. Will you like the results? Maybe not.0
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that is clearly a chicken, please stay on subject here
I would assume since they're both poultry it would translate. And the very scientific gif clearly says 12 minutes and 29 seconds.0 -
Thaw the turkey in the refrigerator over the next couple days, or put it in the sink and let it thaw under running water. then put it in a pan, rub oil and spices on it,and bake it until it is done :-) good luck0
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that is clearly a chicken, please stay on subject here
I would assume since they're both poultry it would translate. And the very scientific gif clearly says 12 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Only Turkeys microwave Turkeys. If you have an oven use it.0
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I have had excellent turkey done in a slow cooker. I agree with the non-nukers. Yuk.0
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omg...I have tears running down my face!!!!!! I needed a good laugh today:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :drinker:
Seriously, don't nuke it, use the oven.0 -
that is clearly a chicken, please stay on subject here
I would assume since they're both poultry it would translate. And the very scientific gif clearly says 12 minutes and 29 seconds.
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I have to agree with everyone else. . .DON'T use the microwave to thaw or cook your turkey unless you want to insure that NO ONE eats it!0
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bout tree fiddy0
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omg...I have tears running down my face!!!!!! I needed a good laugh today:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :drinker:
Seriously, don't nuke it, use the oven.
It is a microwave oven. They're over fifty years old I'm sure it's safe.0
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