If you haven’t yet watched “Let’s Paint, Exercise, and Blend Drinks TV,” you really need to do yourself a favor and watch it. It’s a cable access show from Los Angeles hosted by a guy named John Kilduff, and it’s amazing. Check it out, amigos:
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John Kilduff: Awesome dude on a treadmill
September 14th, 2007 — Humor, Internet, Multimedia, Recipes
Thanksgiving 2006: This year’s turkey recipe
November 23rd, 2006 — Food, Recipes
This year, my turkey is an 11.4 pound Butterball, and was prepared as follows:
- Remove all the extra stuff and rinse the bird. Put it in a roasting pan on a v-rack.
- Coarsely cut up four carrots, half an onion, two pink lady apples, and four stalks of celery.
- Cut up some basil.
- Melt two sticks of butter in the microwave.
- Stir the basil into the melted butter.
- Add some cumin, pepper, rosemary, and salt and stir the melted butter mixture together.
- Using your hands, separate the skin from the turkey breast and rub the turkey breast with the butter mixture.
- Stuff the inside of the bird with half of your veggies. Put the other half in the roasting pan.
- Pre-heat the oven to 500 degrees.
- Put the turkey in the oven at 500 degrees for 30 minutes.
- Once the turkey is in the oven, take the giblets out of the bag that they came in and rinse them.
- Put the giblets in a sauce pan with chicken broth, two pressed cloves of garlic, pepper, and half a stick of butter. You will use this to baste the bird while it’s cooking.
- After 30 minutes, reduce the heat to 350 degrees and cover the turkey breast with an aluminum foil hat (haha).
- Cook the turkey until the breast is right around 160 degrees.
- Let the turkey stand for 30 minutes and enjoy!
