Midwest TMS'ers General Communication Thread
11/9/10, 06:25 AM
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11/9/10, 05:23 PM
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I keep my fridge so my beer is nice and cold. I guess you might keep your fridge a little warmer because you like your milk a tad warm?? lol j/k
11/9/10, 05:48 PM
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Thanks for the info guys. Darrell, after watching your videos I may opt to buy a 2nd turkey and a few boxes of baking soda just in case. 
11/9/10, 09:42 PM
The best advice is to put the turkey in the pot and pour water into the pot to the point you want the top of the oil to be. take the turkey out and pour any water inside the turkey back into the pot. Mark the level of the water on the side of the pot and dump the water out and clean the pot of moisture. The marked line will let you know how much oil you need to not overflow the pot. Also never let the oil get hot enough to smoke or auto ingnite (sic). Look at your oil and see what temp it likes to be at to cook the best. Buy a good tempure gauge and find the correct heat range on your gas burner to keep the heat at the right temp.
Keep a ABC Fire extinguisher handy and if it does light up turn off the gas 1st and don't spray into the oil .
Keep a ABC Fire extinguisher handy and if it does light up turn off the gas 1st and don't spray into the oil .
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11/10/10, 04:43 PM
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The best advice is to put the turkey in the pot and pour water into the pot to the point you want the top of the oil to be. take the turkey out and pour any water inside the turkey back into the pot. Mark the level of the water on the side of the pot and dump the water out and clean the pot of moisture. The marked line will let you know how much oil you need to not overflow the pot. Also never let the oil get hot enough to smoke or auto ingnite (sic). Look at your oil and see what temp it likes to be at to cook the best. Buy a good tempure gauge and find the correct heat range on your gas burner to keep the heat at the right temp.
Keep a ABC Fire extinguisher handy and if it does light up turn off the gas 1st and don't spray into the oil .
Keep a ABC Fire extinguisher handy and if it does light up turn off the gas 1st and don't spray into the oil .
Thanks for the info....
11/11/10, 09:29 PM
Is Ford putting tuners out of business??
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Is Ford putting tuners out of business??
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I would order it only with the red key!!!!!!!!!
Very neat looking but very pricey. My bet is you would never get any type of return on your investment. But they are neat!!!
Very neat looking but very pricey. My bet is you would never get any type of return on your investment. But they are neat!!!
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