Use refrigerated
turkey and stuffing within 3 to 4
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Store leftovers within 2 hours in shallow containers in your refrigerator.
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Use evaporated skim milk when making pumpkin pie to reduce calories.
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Substitute skim milk and low-fat cheese for whole milk and butter in mashed potatoes to reduce fat.
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Substitute apple juice and cinnamon for butter, sugar, and marshmallows in baked sweet potatoes to reduce calories.
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Reduce fat in gravy by refrigerating pan juices and skimming fat before preparing.
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Remove
the skin on the turkey before eating to
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Cook stuffing
separate from the turkey,
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Cook a 12-14 pound turkey at 325° F until a food thermometer, placed in the thickest part of the thigh, reads 180° F for one second, or 165° F for 15 seconds.
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Use hot, soapy water to wash hands and anything that comes in contact with raw turkey.
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Thaw
and store your frozen turkey in the bottom of your refrigerator at 40°
F or below. Allow one day for every 4 pounds. |
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Thaw
and store your frozen turkey in the bottom of your refrigerator at 40°
F or below. Allow one day for every 4 pounds. |
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Keep
your uncooked turkey separate from other foods--in your grocery bag
and in your refrigerator. |