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>Then you just need to know how to stuff it and baste it. Go with a
>dairy-free stuffing, prepared with dairy-free margarine (if you use a
>butter replacement at all).
I've used just oil in stuffing for years, I find it works just as well,
if not better, than butter/margarine -- stuffing seems moister.
>Baste the old fashioned way - with a baster and the turkey's own juices, or
I've never done it any other way, e.g. I've never gotten a self-basting
bird...
What I DO do is decidedly NOT kosher -- 'lard' the bird with bacon....
the bacon basically turns the bird into a self baster, but I still use a
baster and occasionally drench the bird in it's own juices...I usually
have to refresh the bacon halfway thru, as the first batch gets crisp...
Makes for a very moist bird, with a slightly smokey flavor....]
June
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