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I picked up a small Cuisinart skillet at Meijers to try. Haven't used it yet. Glad to hear you like yours.Sheep farmer
Look at Quisinart induction ready cookware like this
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I can’t imagine the logistics of cooking that many big turkeys? Ready over how many hours? How many ovens? Yikes! Gives me nightmares just thinking about it.As a young guy, I made Thanksgiving Dinner for 4-500 people every year.
Plainsville Farms turkeys...up near where Tughill Tom is.
One year, the smallest was 29 pounds; largest 39 (?)...did about 25-45 birds most years. Probably another 10-15 buffet hams.
While I did all the main course stuff, I did have prep cooks for other stuff we offered on the buffet.
After "retiring" my knives and tongs, went to my folks' for dinner. Liked the change, but still helped.
Now, the folks' struggle with it due to age. We took it on a few years ago, and they come over (Last year, no. This year, I hope, COVID is rampant here).
Starting to get prep going…...
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As an aside, I got a couple of these sauté pans from Amazon, both 10” and 12”. They seem really good so far. Price was reasonable for a commercial-grade pan. For years, I've gotten my saute pans at a restaurant supply, but they haven't had them.....
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My favorite cheese , I'm looking for plate of the mac and cheeseWe do Thanksgiving dinner on Friday here. I'll do my final shopping for dinner today. Prep cook the desserts tomorrow, as well as the home made mac and cheese, and casseroles. This way I can rotate them into the oven as needed with the turkey.
Makes it a little easier and less chaotic.
We have dinner on Friday since my wife works Thanksgiving day every year and gets Friday off instead. Plus less competition with the kids in-laws on whose dinner the kids are gonna make it too
Got a 14lb turkey, corn bread stuffing, green bean casserole, maple and brown sugar candied carrots, mac and cheese made with Cabot extra sharp cheddarThose folks in the north east will be very familiar with Cabot cheese
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BBQ smokies done in the crock pot, Dutch apple pie, peach cobbler, chocolate pie, and what ever the kids decide to bring
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Wally world happens to be the only place locally to carry that cheese

I'll inject the turkey with creole butter in the morning. Then stuff and place in a roasting pan in the oven. Last few times I've done this you didn't need to carve the turkeyMy folks came over. Given their age and upstate New York weather, we eat early.
20 pound Turkey was almost done by 0930.. Limped it along ‘til 1200.
When I saw the crack at the end of the breastbone thought it might be dried out. No worries, was quite good indeed. I was very careful 0930-1200 to avoid that. Not my first rodeo….
Ham and all the fixin’s came out well too.
Mom and Dad took a bunch of leftovers with them. They’re aging well, but time is showing. Haven’t seen them much last couple years…..
All cleaned up and they headed back home by 3:30pm.
It was a good day.
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