We did turkey cooked on the grill!! It was grate. We had his family over and ran out of alot of foods. I had very few left overs. We only cooked a 12 pound turkey and there was hardly any left. The stuffing was gone as was the bannana pudding. I had cooked all the favrets from my family's holliday get to gether, and they got killed with his family. We had a get together the Sunday before Easter for Grammie's 87 B-day. my MIL could not make it she had to work. WE ask then what everyone was doing for Easter no one had any thing going so I told them lets do Easter here next week. I had them askin gwhat I wanted them to bring so I had them bring the deviled eggs and the mac salid. After my MIL lurned we was having Easter she ask what I wanted her to bring I listed off what we was having. I told her to bring rolls. She offered to bring the green bean casaroll. Then ask if I still had the big can on beans in the bastment. I told her not to bother I would make it. lol
Quoting bettyboop3917:
We did turkey cooked on the grill!! It was grate. We had his family over and ran out of alot of foods. I had very few left overs. We only cooked a 12 pound turkey and there was hardly any left. The stuffing was gone as was the bannana pudding. I had cooked all the favrets from my family's holliday get to gether, and they got killed with his family. We had a get together the Sunday before Easter for Grammie's 87 B-day. my MIL could not make it she had to work. WE ask then what everyone was doing for Easter no one had any thing going so I told them lets do Easter here next week. I had them askin gwhat I wanted them to bring so I had them bring the deviled eggs and the mac salid. After my MIL lurned we was having Easter she ask what I wanted her to bring I listed off what we was having. I told her to bring rolls. She offered to bring the green bean casaroll. Then ask if I still had the big can on beans in the bastment. I told her not to bother I would make it. lol
i have never ever done a turkey on the grill, i have done many a chicken, but never a turkey, people keep telling us that it tastes so dried out?, is there a special way to do it? happy belated to GRAMMIE!
It was a whole truckey and was very juesy. It took 2 and a half hours I put a drip pan under it and had it on a roasting rack. You have to turn it and not check the intrurnal temp till it's about time for it to be done. I used garlic and hurb soup as a dry rub under the skin I had put on the day before. then put it in a bag till you it goes on the grill. I made extra drippings up the day before to to bast the turkey with. I had home made chicken broth in the freezer I took the giblets and tail and nck and tips from the truckey wings off and put them in the chiecken stock and put in an envelop of the garlic and hurb soup tossing in the ends of the celery and a hand full of baby carrets it was grate. I would use this in the gravy and in the stuffing
I might have to try to grill a turkey one time...=) I bet it taste really good.





- gardenchic
on Apr. 3, 2012 at 5:18 AM