So this is what the last view looks like…
Author Archives: rusnivek
Will concrete catch fire? #DFT2015
Will concrete catch fire?
OK-No indoor deep frying turkeys! #DFT2015
Happy burning the house down day! #DFT2015
Turkey frozen in carbonite? #DFT2015
Can you thaw a frozen turkey with warm water? #DFT2015
Did you thaw your turkey in warm water? If you did, this will happen.
Who did this?!?!!
I know.
Turkey thawing temperatures and safe handling techniques #DFT2015
To help thaw my turkey, I just might try this method.
Maybe I should get some gloves so I don’t cross contaminate everything.
But seriously, here’s a few tips to help keep your kitchen (and bathroom) clean as you are thawing your birds:
- Wash your hands frequently.
- Keep all dishes, plates, and kitchen utensils clean.
- Use different platters for the raw and cooked turkey.
- When thawing turkeys in the fridge, use a try or pan to catch the falling juices that may leak.
That sounds like a ton of stuff to remember.

Turkeys are more difficult to cook than rabbit
But for those science nerds or mathletes out there, here’s a more pound based calculation for you:
- To thaw a 4-12 pound turkey, it will take approximately 1-3 days.
- To thaw a 12-16 pound turkey, it will take approximately 3-4 days.
- To thaw a 16-20 pound turkey, it will take approximately 4-5 days.
- To thaw a 20-24 pound turkey, it will take approximately 5-6 days.
Basically, if you have a frozen turkey, over 12 pounds, you are screwed.
Get thawing! NOW!
Great balls – I mean turkey of fire! #DFT2015
As I was eating my turkey sandwich for lunch, I envisioned this for Thursday

Yep, I’m gonna die.
Just like William Shatner #DFT2015
I must be cool if I’m in the same pool as William Shatner.
“Eat, Fry, Love.” – State Farm Insurance
OK, he’s got some good tips.
wait…Wait…WAIT!!!!!! James T. Kirk…..Kevin T. Sur…..I now see the similarities!
Jetzzz Jacuzzi for thawing my turkeys! #DFT2015
I’m thawing my turkey now.
I better take them out of the wrapper and move them inside in the tub.
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!
Who’s ready for Thanksgiving with @rusnivek?!?!?
Important tips:
- If you drop a frozen solid turkey into the deep fryer, the water frozen in the turkey will react with the oil and cause a rapid reaction that will likely cause explosion.
- The overflow and reaction will likely cause peanut oil overflow which can lead to a gigantic fireball when ignited by the open flame.
- Peanut oil on your concrete is hard to clean. It will leave a massive smelly stain on your driveway.
- Even a partially frozen turkey will retain the water/moisture and initiate the oil + water reaction with possible explosion and fire.
And here I am just thawing my turkey. Maybe I should call my insurance agent.
Reporting live from the bathroom…












