Rubberdown needs a favor???

[Rubberdown]

Since there is not a Lowe's in Canada, and the locationes nearest me do not carry this item according to their web site, can anyone check out the Lowes in their area for one of these for me. I can send you paypal payment for the item, the taxes, and the shipping to my U.S. address if someone can get me one of these. This one or a similar one in the same price range would be great.

Thanks, let me know if you can help, I'm tired of makin a mess every time I clean up after doing a turkey in the deep fryer.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=21642-40497-38287&lpage=none

[Bigdog800EFI]

I have one, Used once. you can have it next time I send something your way

[BOOMERANG]

We ditched the fryer and got a new cooker for turkeys. Hands down this year was much better than the past. I injected one bird and did a baste and rub on another.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=276307-451-07101366

[Rubberdown]

Thanks Vern, you got an ETA on those new axles for me yet? Maybe send it with those when they ship?



Barb, seriously, a deep fried turkey is hands down the best bird I have ever had, never dry, cooks fast, is this thing really going to make a bird taste just as good? Is the skin the same, thats the best part about the fryer????
Thanks.

[BOOMERANG]

Paul, I have a large family and they all flipped over this years birds done by Boilermaker. On the first turkey, I coated it with mustard, then a rub, the second I did a homemade injection. They were both better than previous years of oil frying. It didn't boil away the rub or any of the injected marinate. And yes, I was skeptical at first, but I will never go back to frying again. I can also use this cooker all year long for any kind of meat without the 35.00 cost of oil.

[Rubberdown]

hmmmm...very very interesting.....

["Bankrupt"]

i had many plates of that turkey. and ill agree. it was hands down the best turkey ive ever eaten. way more juicy and had a ton more flavor than a fried bird.

[DAN-O-MITE]

are we all invited over for turkey????????

[BOOMERANG]

Of course, take your pick..........My house or Pauls. If you make it down to Creek Bottom in Doles next year, I will do up some turkeys.

[Bigdog800EFI]

Paul, axles should be here tomorrow. I will get them sent out the same day. I am going to have to look into the new fryer. How long does it take to cook an average turkey.

[Rubberdown]

45 minutes to an hour depending on the size. I think its around 3 to 3-1/2 minutes per pound, and we usually do up an 18 to 20 pound bird.

[Bigdog800EFI]

Sorry, I was refering to the infared cooker. I have done dozens of deep fryed. We actually did one tailgating at a GreenBay Packer game. Security didn't like it one bit.

[Rubberdown]

Sorry, I was refering to the infared cooker. I have done dozens of deep fryed. We actually did one tailgating at a GreenBay Packer game. Security didn't like it one bit.

LOL, are you serious, the security didnt like you deep frying a turkey???? You gotta come to a tailgate party in Buffalo, full set-ups with all you can eat food, cooked right there in the parking lot with huge ass grills, etc etc, some groups of guys do the bus trips with a full sound system and DJ and everything, lots and lots of beer. Buffalo is said to have the best tailgate parties of all of them from what I've heard.

[Bigdog800EFI]

They didn't like the 2 gallons of 375 degree oil with everyone tossing football around. Big babies.