Whether it is being used for preparing a Thanksgiving dinner, or simply a family gathering, turkey's are perhaps one of the more tasty options that you can have. However, cooking this poultry in the traditional way often leaves a mess behind that can be difficult to clean if you don't know what to do. Instead of bumbling around trying to find a procedure that works, and possibly damage your roasting pan at the same time, you can simply use these guidelines. By doing so you will quickly find that cleaning a turkey roasting pan isn't impossible.
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2016-12-17 11:33:22
JJ
If it's a foil roasting pan, just clean off the worst of the remnants of turkey & put the pan in recycling. As in "reduce, reuse, recycle, repurpose, renew". If you're using a regular roasting pan, roast your turkey in a bag meant just for that purpose. I think it's put out by Reynolds. It'll keep your roaster cleaner and you can throw out the bag with the turkey carcass. That way you're reducing waste and being kinder to the environment. Less waste means less in the landfill, which in turn means less destruction of the Earth, thus saving the planet for future generations---yours included.
2016-12-16 12:20:28
PETRA
buy the disposable type turkey roaster and save yourself the time and effort
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