Cooking a Turkey Overnight. Perfect!

[@bradward9164]

Happy thanksgiving to all of you exoman

[@william-fla-321]

I watched this video last year and it was perfect.

[@zHumanfactor]

"Let it ride!" Happy Thanksgiving!

[@gildedlillyproductions2943]

My mom used to do this she would thaw a couple days in the fridge and then she would put it on the stove top overnight on low , in a giant pan of chicken broth and spices and she would cover it in foil and it would simmer all night and she would check on it every two hours. And then the day of Thanksgiving she would actually put it in the oven and the early morning hours

[@Tilas8]

I found this video easy to follow. This is how I fixed my turkey for Thanksgiving 2023 and it came out perfect!!!!! So I’m planning today for this Thanksgiving. I came back here today to watch your video again to make sure I can do this since I’m not able to practice.

[@exoman]

Great. Hope its another good one I just make sure not to go to big and if it's a notably bigger bird I add 20 minutes or so to the cook time. Best of luck!

[@kjohansen4088]

How many pounds was this one in the video?

[@DanielBoonelight]

@@kjohansen4088 probably about 14 or 15 lbs...

[@kevindarrell3500]

Happy Thanksgiving 🙂

[@kidzforyou66]

Hey exoman I done my turkey this way and it was amazing and the best turkey I cooked in previous years with that said can the same method work for a ham you think?

[@foltz-art]

Your Amazing I can't believe you cooked a turkey 🦃 thats super dope cool!! I'm trying my best to cook different things but I'm nowhere near this level great share I enjoyed this immensely brother. Hope you had a fabulous Thanksgiving ✌️🙏🍷

[@Brooke-td1oc]

Can we see pictures of how meat turned out

[@jerrymock2833]

Great video I Rapp bacon around mine and inject butter and all the unhealthy stuff lol thanks for the info going to try this technique

[@Jon4784]

Happy Thanksgiving exoman an farm girl hope y'all have a blessed Thanksgiving blessings to you an your family

[@ronniehdable]

Exoman, i have to tell you my new nickname "turkey Master '. I followed your instructions, my bird was 22 lbs so i cooked it for 1hr and 10 minutes at @500 degree's just like you said and people came from miles around to see and taste my gobbler😂🤟.my girl's mom said i would get salmonella. She ate the most! One thing i Always do is cook the bird breasts on the bottom. It is incredible Sir. You and farm girl got it going on. Great recipe. God bless. Ron in Orlando Florida.

[@exoman]

Great job! Thanks for pointing out the extra cook time for bigger birds. I wish that I had mentioned that this is not good for the big ones over 15 pounds or so. You are cleaver enough to have figured this out, kudos!

[@ronniehdable]

@@exoman cooking breast down is a trick my mom used . great video and thank you for your reply . You and mama are special, and not in a short bus kinda way! Thanks again. Ron

[@Mike-01234]

I've been on a quest to cook a turkey where it's not dry. My wife always says turkey is dry no matter who cooks it. I'm going to try 180F overnight instead of the 500 for one hour then turn it off. I tired that before it came out dry.

[@phillipseaton7163]

Happy Thanksgiving

[@shaunapestershaunaispink8094]

Thanks for sharing

[@richardhuffman58]

Happy Thanksgiving Jen and Exo man!!

[@bridgetblack1265]

❤ Thank you!

[@bobsmith5533]

Interesting, you guys must love turkey. How many do you cook before thanksgiving?

[@mirandasworld]

but there is no picture of the finished product lol

[@ronniehdable]

Hey hey man . Just felt like cooking a gobbler after seeing this video and hearing Adam Sandler sing the turkey song! Happy Thanksgiving!!

[@Zumbagirl517]

If I had to cook all night give me some hot chocolate a sleeping bag & some country music I’ll be happy.

[@tonyburelle6633]

I certainly wish you and Jenn, Destyn, Walker and baby Ruby a most blessed and wonderful Thanksgiving, I realize you'll make fun of me again, but I sure wish I could hear this better but other than that, My wishes still go out to you all, Thank you for all the info and entertainment you've provided.

[@sandravillegas2829]

One question. So 500 degrees for 1 hour then turn off the oven ?? My house is very cold the oven gets very cold right after I turn it off. Do you think the turkey will cook through the night ?

[@exoman]

Sandra, that is a great question. Maybe turn the heat on over 67F for that night if you can. We keep ours house about 68 overnight and it works every time.

[@sandravillegas2829]

@@exoman Thank you 🙌🏼 Happy Thanksgiving 💐

[@tammkim]

But, how many hours does it actually need to be in the oven?

[@exoman]

I'd say at least 5-6 hrs. Doesn't really matter, if you sleep through the night like the average person. A small medium sized bird is done and the oven is warm, not hot, when you get up.

[@AimeeMarsh-m5y]

@@exomanI sleep weird hours so I was wondering the same thing. I have a 20lb bird. If I go to bed at 6am what time should I wake up and take it out of the oven so it doesn’t dry out? 6 hrs later?? I want to set my alarm so I don’t over sleep.

[@tracythompson1692]

wow good way to do it!

[@Neta4Christ]

So what happened to the stuffing

[@exoman]

I cook it separate or put it in the bird and add time, maybe 10 minutes. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@lucasguzman2846]

No 1 to like hi from cap cana DR.

[@lonnien.clifton1113]

TURN THE AUDIO UP PLEASE

[@robertbourinski8286]

Happy Thanksgiving kids !

[@rennygruber9175]

Ok, I am doing this tonight. I will be back for updates!

[@exoman]

Seems to work best with turkeys in the 12-13 lb range. I cooked a 19lb bird at an hour and 20 minutes and it worked nicely. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@rennygruber9175]

@@exoman Mine was 11 pounder and this is what happened. I followed your instruction. Two hours after the bird has been turned off and cooking in the oven, my nephew came and put it in the warmer section of the oven so he can cook his bird for the whole night. Of course, I did not find out until the next morning. Make a long story short, mine was fall off the bones delicous, oh, yeah, his was also delicious!

[@raginggamer2109]

6 minutes of “turn oven to 500° for hour then turn off” 🤦

[@briangale404]

I have to try this next time. My method is to cook the turkey overnight a at 170, then when it is within few hours from dinner time, I raise the temp to 375 for 1.5 hours.

[@exoman]

Sounds like a really good method!

[@ChefVicCuisine]

Wow! New sub here! I recently made a Whole Roasted Turkey on my page too and *your dish looks amazing!* Hope to stay connected! 😁

[@sandrajones3994]

My oven is cold when I get up in the morning and this is perishable meat we are talking about- I would not want to try that, but thanks.

[@bradward9164]

Amen bro

[@moecoolieo6077]

You didn't even show results

[@shirleydaley5335]

?

[@smilp23]

What the h is the point of doing this if you're not going to show us how it turned out? This is insane.

[@jordoncrump91]

??

[@istepheniadeluca8531]

❤️🏆🏆🏆🇺🇸🦃🦃🦃

[@brando3098]

Look up how to make Dr pepper ham it's way better then turkey.

[@DanielBoonelight]

useless comment. people are here with the expectation of turkey, for a zillion different reasons.

[@jasonhearn768]

🖒😎🦃

[@christopherburke7025]

This don't make sense

[@Rucka_Inc.]

How?

[@DanielBoonelight]

it actually couldn't be any clearer dude

[@johnfisherman2859]

no wife no care