Here is a 20 minute video of how to make a crown roast for the upcoming holiday meal. Enjoy!
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Here is a 20 minute video of how to make a crown roast for the upcoming holiday meal. Enjoy!
#crownroast #crownroastofpork #crownroastoflamb #holidaymeal #delicious
This is a series of links to recipes, videos and more for creating your perfect holiday feast. The first one is for the main item, the turkey, crown roast or whole roasted cauliflower for a vegan option.
Following series over the next few days leading up to the big day, will be the following posts:
Whether this is your first Thanksgiving dinner or your 50th, here are some tips and recipes for making the feast stress free.
I’m linking to the posts I’ve published over the years so click the links and create the Perfect Thanksgiving meal!
Remember to click on the links for the full posts!
Of course if you don’t eat bacon, don’t use it, but it sure is delicious! If not using bacon, be sure to baste the bird every 1/2 hour. If the skin gets to dark, tent it with foil.
Turkey Roasting Chart for unstuffed and stuffed birds: Calculate your roasting time with this chart http://www.foodsafety.gov/keep/charts/turkeyroastingchart.html
Cover with bacon strips to baste the turkey during the initial phase of roasting. Remember the large bird will roast for several hours. After the first 2-3 hours, the bacon will be done, remove it and this becomes the “cooks treat”. Continue roasting the bird, basting every 30-40 minutes. The skin will crisp and become golden brown. If the skin starts to get too brown before the bird is done, tent it with foil.
Here is a video from Charlotte Cooks on How to make a Crown Roast of Pork or Lamb (Mint Sauce recipe on the site)
Watch it here:
We love this and have it often during the year.
Next up: Vegetable side dishes!
Happy Holidays!
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