Spatchcocked a Turkey

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  • N4sir

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    Yesterday I spatched a turkey on the Keg that was probably about a 12 pounder. Seasoned it with Leblanc's Gunz and Roses and their Creole Seasoning.
    It was coming out great with a crisp skin and I decided to flip it to get a lil more color on it. That was a mistake as it helped to screw up a beautiful looking bird. Lol....... It still came out deliciously tender and moist.

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    When the turkey was almost done I made a stuffing(box stuff)that I added fresh green onion sausage to and some candied yams and we also had some green peas with that as well.

    The candied yams almost done.

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    Made myself a plate and ate well.

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    TheMole68

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    Spatchcocked is the way to go!
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    Between the reduction in cooking time and the ease of handling I don't do it anyway else these days.
     
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