Updates on Fried Turkey Locations for Thanksgiving 2009? (Charlotte: homes, restaurant)
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I've checked previous threads but just wanted to see who is offering fried turkey this year. I ordered a Bojangles fried trukey last year and it was great! But I'd like to see who else is offering this, this year.
I could be wrong, but I get the impression this method of turkey cooking is disappearing as fast as it first appeared. You can still find it, but it is no longer the must have. Times get bad and people return to tradition.
I'm hoping this isn't the case. I also grilled a turkey last year; and you know everything tastes better on the grill. But even that juicy, grilled Turkey didn't compare to the fried one. = )
I was hoping that taste alone would keep places offering them.
If that's the same as "Cajun Fried Turkey" This resturant might have it. I noticed that these fried dishes don't come with those little red hearts next to them. lol Charlotte Restaurant - Review - Cajun Yard Dog
I guess because so many people have burnt down their homes and the fact enough peanut oil to cook one of these birds cost more than the turkey, they have come out with a oiless turkey fryer. I saw on on display at Bass Pro Outdoor World the other day.
I guess because so many people have burnt down their homes and the fact enough peanut oil to cook one of these birds cost more than the turkey, they have come out with a oiless turkey fryer. I saw on on display at Bass Pro Outdoor World the other day.
What next? "Fry the bird in Pam"?
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