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crock pot cooking a turkey

I'm new, so don't know if I do things this way or not, but here goes. I'm trying to cook a small
(2 lbs) turkey in a Crock pot and how to go about it. I can not find a recipe anywhere or I'm not
looking in the right cook books that my mother has.

Where in the hell do you find a two pound turkey? Did it have anorexia?

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crock pot cooking a turkey

I'm new, so don't know if I do things this way or not, but here goes. I'm trying to cook a small
(2 lbs) turkey in a Crock pot and how to go about it. I can not find a recipe anywhere or I'm not
looking in the right cook books that my mother has.

2 lb turkey???

I'd look up recipes for roaster chickens. ;-)

Never seen a turkey that small!<G>

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crock pot cooking a turkey

I'm new, so don't know if I do things this way or not, but here goes. I'm trying to cook a small
(2 lbs) turkey in a Crock pot and how to go about it. I can not find a recipe anywhere or I'm not
looking in the right cook books that my mother has.

Sure that is not a turkey breast or one of those Butterball things that is merely a bunch of
assorted turkey meat held together in a net?

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crock pot cooking a turkey

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I'm trying to cook a small (2 lbs) turkey

I didn't know that they came that small. That would be small even for a chicken.

Is there an advantage to getting a turkey in that size? I think chicken is bettter tasting
and juicier.

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crock pot cooking a turkey

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I'm trying to cook a small (2 lbs) turkey

I didn't know that they came that small. That would be small even for a chicken.

Is there an advantage to getting a turkey in that size? I think chicken is bettter tasting and
juicier.

Cornish hens are even better and more juicy, IMO.

Jill

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crock pot cooking a turkey

I'm new, so don't know if I do things this way or not, but here goes. I'm trying to cook a small
(2 lbs) turkey in a Crock pot and how to go about it. I can not find a recipe anywhere or I'm not
looking in the right cook books that my mother has.

There's no such thing as a two pound turkey, noone cooks a turkey in a crock pot and it's hard not
to trip over a turkey recipe just strolling down the street.

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There's no such thing as a two pound turkey

Oh really? An average ostrich egg weighs 2.2 pounds, and produces a nearly two-pound chick. How big
they grow the turkey eggs where you come from?

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There's no such thing as a two pound turkey

Oh really? An average ostrich egg weighs 2.2 pounds, and produces a nearly two-pound chick. How
big they grow the turkey eggs where you come from?

- Dewolla

Who the Hell said anything about EGGS?