The Turkey Rush

[nicebloke1]

Year in year out the TV chefs line up to educate us all how to cook the turkey their way. I see the first expert performing his skills on sky this morning. So the question is, do you need this advice or not.

[douglas9401]

Nope, we have beef.

[naomi24]

No - but I expect some people appreciate it - those cooking turkey for the first time for example.

[douglas9401]

Come to think of it we won't be having beef this year, we'll have what the Costa del Solians have. 😁

[nicebloke1]

Instructions for cooking are on the packaging like any other food, even potatoes.

[naomi24]

You said it yourself,nicebloke.  //TV chefs line up to educate us all how to cook the turkey their way//

[webbo3]

Roast lamb and roast pork for us.

 

[Canary42]

I don't need it, but variety being the spice of life I might watch it if I had a telly.

[Hazlinny]

No - not keen on turkey 🦃

[Barmaid]

Instructions for cooking a turkey are often not on the packaging  if you buy from a local butchers or farm shop.  In any event, the instructions on a packet always err on the side of caution so that the bird is pretty much cremated.

I wouldn't say I need the advice, but I do sometimes like to consider different ways of doing things.  

[Old_Geezer]

I don't personally, but always nice to know how experts tackle their craft.

[Cloverjo]

No, we never have turkey. 
The chefs are always trying to tell us how to do roast potatoes too. My way is fine, thanks. 

[david small]

I do not like, nor do I eat Turkey.