week of Thanksgiving Day also Thanksgiving Day In the United States and Traditional family Türkiye Once again of interest to those who receive guests and seek to secure a place for them Flawless cooking. In that line, Martha StewartAmerican businesswoman and author, His trick was revealed For a delicious dinner.
During the program todayone viewer asked Stewart How to prevent turkey Stay dry. The author responded with a simple recommendation: “Use parchment paper”. As he explained, wrapping the turkey in this material “Retains all the moisture while cooking”This generates a steam effect that protects the meat.
For her, this technique is an improvement over her previous method Cotton cloth: “My new and improved recipe is using parchment paper.”. He also explained that even Previously frozen turkey ‘can be very delicious’ If cooked this way.
As shown today, Stewart recommends baking at 160°C Maintain this temperature until the last thirty minutes.
Then that Remove the paper and raise the oven temperature to 220°C. To brown the skin. At that moment, he admitted: “This might be the most complicated part: moving the paper without breaking the skin.”
Stewart describes the result of his method with an exact phrase: turkey “It’s steamed inside the paper.”which allows Maintain moisture And get a softer texture, even in frozen poultry. For the chef, success lies in three elements: Fixed casing, Temperature controlled and Butter under the skin. He points out that parchment paper does the rest.
During the same special edition of todayThe lifestyle expert confirmed this Perfect time to start Thanksgiving dinner It’s two o’clock in the afternoon.. Then he explained his reasoning: “People are hungry and start hanging out in the kitchen. If there are a lot of guests, there is no need to wait until the evening.”
His argument sparked an immediate reaction among the show’s audience. Some attendees agreed and defended the idea of eating early to benefit from the rest of the day. “We do it at noon. Lunch, soccer, nap, leftovers. “Both rounds always work,” one user commented.
But others rejected this recommendation completely. “Don’t get to my house before three in the afternoon. Mac and cheese “It’s still in the oven,” one viewer joked. Another viewer warned that this schedule is not workable for those with young children: “Unless you’re a mom of a toddler…it’s nap time.”
Stewart explained that as well Early service allows you to better enjoy the holiday programs and extend the celebration without rushing. “You can eat and watch the games and then have a drink and enjoy and have dessert later,” he said.