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Food Network Chefs' Top Turkey Recipe Videos for Thanksgiving | Food Network
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Food Network Chefs’ Top Turkey Recipe Videos for Thanksgiving | Food Network



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0:00 – Intro
0:07 – Anne Burrell’s Brined Herb-Crusted Turkey
2:40 – Geoffrey Zakarian’s Lemon and Herb Roasted Thanksgiving Turkey
6:03 – Jeff Mauro’s Crispy-Skinned Herb-Roasted Turkey
9:50 – Valerie Bertinelli’s Turkey Roulade
15:40 – Molly Yeh’s Fried Turkey Breasts
18:54 – Sunny Anderson’s Butterflied Grilled Thanksgiving Turkey
22:39 – Bobby Flay’s Cajun Brined Turkey
26:03 – Ina Garten’s Herb Roasted Turkey Breast
28:59 – Ree Drummond’s Roasted Thanksgiving Turkey
33:13 – Ina Garten’s Perfect Roast Turkey

Get the recipes:
Anne Burrell’s Brined Herb-Crusted Turkey – https://foodtv.com/3FLb1AE
Geoffrey Zakarian’s Lemon and Herb Roasted Thanksgiving Turkey – https://foodtv.com/2HWb7dz
Jeff Mauro’s Crispy-Skinned Herb-Roasted Turkey – https://foodtv.com/3jYRT3y
Valerie Bertinelli’s Turkey Roulade – https://foodtv.com/3PHBVga
Molly Yeh’s Fried Turkey Breasts – https://foodtv.com/31PtrhX
Sunny Anderson’s Butterflied Grilled Thanksgiving Turkey – https://foodtv.com/3pl4lP8
Bobby Flay’s Cajun Brined Turkey – https://foodtv.com/2I2qJM3
Ina Garten’s Herb Roasted Turkey Breast – https://foodtv.com/2JvadFb
Ree Drummond’s Roasted Thanksgiving Turkey – https://foodtv.com/3oUu0Op
Ina Garten’s Perfect Roast Turkey – https://foodtv.com/3K4IJTT

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Food Network Chefs’ Top Turkey Recipe Videos for Thanksgiving | Food Network

34 Comments

  1. ryefry

    I see a lot of similarities to Gordon Ramsey's recipe, but he makes it for Christmas. The only big difference would be the lack of bacon on the breast. I've made his recipe, it's yummy.

  4. Nance66

    I don't know why cooking A turkey is so much harder than chicken.
    Its pretty ridiculous 🙄

  6. flynlr

    Alton Browns traditional turkey has been used every year by us. it's fantastic

  7. Dawn Whetzel

    Great ideas! But I had a hard time getting past Sunny handling that raw turkey with that gigantic ring on. Not very sanitary. I can imagine raw juices imbedded in that ring.

  11. Jeannie Brooks

    Molly’s looks very tasty but I wouldn’t consider it for Thanksgiving. I’d stick w/a roasted Turkey. It doesn’t say “holiday!”
    Where the heck can you get turkey thighs? Can’t get the breasts either! We used to buy them all year round for grilling w/woodsmoke. Can’t buy them anywhere since 6-7 yrs ago! 😢we live in northern CA.

    Valerie’s looks great! I’d make it for Christmas, but I still want the traditional roast Turkey which we do on the grill w/woodsmoke.

    I like that GZ’s is straightforward, no fuss. It’s probably great.

    Jeff’s idea of cooking it hot in the beginning, then lower the temp is how we do it. However, I’m just not willing to fuss with dry brining for 3 days.
    Back to watching the rest….

  12. Jeannie Brooks

    Bobby’s look great! I’d order either one in his restaurant, but too much trouble to make. I would never wet brine either.

    Ina’s Turkey breast is a good idea, but for thanksgiving, I want the whole bird, I used to be able to buy both the double turkey breast (like Ina’s) and the single breast. Great in the summertime on the grill.

    Ree’s method is probably very good for a large bird, 20 lbs is big.

  13. Jeannie Brooks

    Ina’s looks the best. It’s also the one that is closest to the way I do it, with lemons and onions in the cavity. And fresh herbs. Her bird was the best looking one (when raw), but she lives in the Hamptons and can get the best. Her’s was the most plump. Too bad we didn’t see the gravy-making!

  14. David Pride

    Bad expiration dates, old and spoiling, food. Unfortunately, it's at this time of year, that some unscrupulous store personnel use the distraction of the holiday, to sell old dry and can good inventories, meats and dairy, with bad expiration dates. In some cases, the manufacturer unintentionally has either hidden or reduced the front size so small, that you need a magnifier, to see the expiration, date. Also, inspect bread and plastic sealed products on the sides and bottom, for mice breaches. It happens. Remember, food poisoning for example: Botulism, can kill you. It appears The Food Date Labeling Act is another thing Washington left to the states, to deal with. So beware, and Happy Holidays!!

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  20. L N

    Valerie is the only one who knows how to zest citrus. I love, love, love the different way to do turkey – Roulade. I, too love the stuffing/dressing. Mmm mmm mmm. Thanks Valerie. Happy Thanksgiving.

  21. HeavenlyEggs

    Anne’s turkey is the only one that’s actually seasoned and looks good 💀 how is she last and the number 1 is just a little salt and pepper.

  22. Mum

    Y’all put Anne Burrell LAST??!!!??? Woman who put the compound butter under the skin??? But nahhhh homegirl with the salt & pepper sprinkle had y’all in a chokehold 😂 this has to be a joke 😂

  24. Hearing Eyes

    I hate when people drown out what is being explained, leaving the audience with nothing in particular. 😢

  29. Taniko Kishimoto

    Those who simply do turkey breasts… Absolutely NO THANK YOU. I am a dark meat fan. I'll eat some breast, but the star of the bird is the thigh. I also find back meat satisfying, so I don't spatchcock the beast. Oh, and the one time I brined the turkey – it was tender, but I prefer turkey to taste like turkey instead of tasting like salt.

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