Note You Know Ip^u Always Wanted To Ask About Turkey : . ; ;5 • 1 ■ 9 i \ i t ■ can help keep it moist. The bag also prevents over cooking of some spots by pranotiag even beet distri bution. Carefully follow the instructions that come with the bag. In a conventional oven, dry Turkey can be caused by cooking tbe bird at temperatures higher than the 325 degrees most cook books recommend. Keep ing the turkey covered while roasting also will help keep the bird moist. Q. A USD A pnhUcatlan says I shewn wait a period of time after cook ing tarkey before I carve it. Why? A. After microwaving your turkey, you should let it stand for at least 10 minutes before serving. During this time the bird is still cooking. The extra time allows heat to spread evenly throughout the meat and the temperature of the bird to rise to the finish ing point. When the stand ing time is over, you may carve. * • You should let a bird stand 20 minutes after roasting in a conventional oven, too. If you try to slice it too soon, the flesh may fragment. Give it time to cool and the buices to be re-absorbed, and the meat will be a firm texture that produces picture-book slices. FT iS r. . . •UCMIKM4UW1 o* •CfmMMMCtrtr* auscM ihc at loot* ■i » attributed Locally By BEALER WHOLESALE, INC Charlotte, N.C

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