| Very slowly the turkey is lowered down into the bubbling hot fat (peanut oil). |
| The fat boiled up over the turkey but then settled down to start the frying process. |
| After only 40 minutes it was time to shut the whole process down and pull out the fried turkey. We were excited to see how well it cooked. |
| It looked nice and browned. |
| Out it comes! |
Life is good!

4 comments:
It all looks so yummy!I've heard of frying a bird too but have never tried one. I would have had both bird., just incase the fried one didn't come out
This brought back good memories of our Family frying turkeys over the Holidays....looks delicious.
What a wonderful day you all had.
Yes, it is important to remember as Glenn Beck says it is giving thanks not just Thanksgiving.....we have lots to be thankful for.
Enjoying our stay in Pahrump we will be flying home to share in Ella's first Christmas and then flying to Oklahoma to be there when one of our grandsons will be graduating from boot camp at Fort Sill.
Thank you in sharing a "first" with us. Now we know that the extra 10 minutes was definitely not needed. I'm glad we had the roasted as a back up but that was a bit dry also. We sure didn't go hungry though! Love you guys lots and lots!
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