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Topic	Those times listed to defrost turkeys are BS
streamofthesky 11/29/19 3:33:35 PM #18:	adjl posted... streamofthesky posted... adjl posted... streamofthesky posted... And yet, it was That's not how heat transfer works. If you haven't managed to warm up the thing that's right next to it past 32, you didn't warm that part to 165. That's a very significant temperature difference. ...It was frozen at the start. After hours in the oven, it was quite cooked. Did you think I pulled it out of the oven and served it w/ the inside still frozen?! Yes, that is what your initial statement sounded like. I guess if you wanted it to sound like that in your head... I was talking about trying to get the neck out after about an hour, not take it out and serve the damn thing... <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:930874851] in Those time... [t:78207445]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted...</cite> <quote>streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote>adjl posted...</cite> <quote>streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote>And yet, it was</quote> That's not how heat transfer works. If you haven't managed to warm up the thing that's right next to it past 32, you didn't warm that part to 165. That's a very significant temperature difference.</quote> ...It was frozen at the start. After hours in the oven, it was quite cooked. Did you think I pulled it out of the oven and served it w/ the inside still frozen?!</quote> Yes, that is what your initial statement sounded like.</quote> I guess if you wanted it to sound like that in your head... I was talking about trying to get the neck out after about an hour, not take it out and serve the damn thing...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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