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Turkey Orders
About our free-range turkeys
Cooking your free range turkey
How to carve your turkey
Place an order for a free-range turkey
About our free-range turkeys
You will find our free-range turkeys to be tasty, healthy, responsibly produced and purely delicious. Our turkeys are produced
naturally and selected by Bruno's most discriminating buyer. Our free-range birds appear on your dinner table, both unusually moist
and tender and free of antibiotics. They are truly turkey fresh!
Our highest priority at Bruno's is to provide our customers with the best product available. The turkey you have chosen is
an outstanding product. Free-range turkeys from Bruno's do cook a little differently than other turkeys. We will include
a disposable pop-up thermometer, to let you know exactly when your turkey has reached the correct internal temperature. We
suggest that you use the following guidelines to determine approximately how long it will take to cook your turkey, and the
pop-up to let you know when it is done to perfection. If your turkey is ready a few minutes before you're ready to eat, just
remove it from the oven and cover loosely with tin foil and a heavy bath towel. It will stay warm, moist and tender until
you are ready to carve. Enjoy!
Cooking your free-range turkey
Cook at 325°F to an internal temperature of 180°-185°
Cooking Times: Up to 15lbs - allow 20 minutes per pound
Over 16lbs - allow 13 to 15 minutes per pound
How to carve your turkey
Remove drumstick & thigh |
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Press leg away from body. Joint connecting leg to backbone will often snap free, or may be
severed easily with knifepoint. Cut dark meat completely from body by following body contour carefully with knife. |
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Slicing dark meat |
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Place drum stick and thigh on separate plate and cut through connecting point. Both pieces
may be individually sliced. Tilt drumstick to convenient angle, slicing towards plate as shown in illustration. |
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Slicing thigh |
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Hold firmly on plate with fork. Cut even slices parallel to the bone. |
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Preparing breast |
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Place knife parallel and as close to the wing as possible. Make deep cut into breast, cutting right to the bone. This is your base cut. All breast slices stop at this horizontal cut. |
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Carving breast |
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Carve downward, ending at base cut. Start each new slice slightly higher up on breast. Keep
slices thin and even. |
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