Too big for defrost in microwave, can't get the giblets out though, and I know they have paper on them, anyone have any ideasIt is now in the sink with cold water running over it.
You shouldnt defrost it in the microwaveYou have the right idea with cold waterGet the giblets out first thoughIf you cant wait to thaw it completely, then roast it in a roasting bag, or cover the turkey with a tight cover or use plastic wrap and aluminum foil to cover itJust today for dinner, I cooked 16 partially frozen 9lb turkey breastsThey came in roasting bagsI roasted them at 350And they cooked evenly, did not burn or overcook.
Aluminum does not rust, it will oxidize if exposed to the open air if the paint is scratched offThe oxidation will protect against any more damage and is stopped in it's tracksOther aluminum parts will not rust but the mounting hardware may if it's made from low quality materialsOn nuts and bolts you can put some chain oil on the tip of a rag and wipe these parts down every one in a whileOn things like cables I use Tri Flow, it lubricates and protects against rust.
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No, but take care of it and it will stay looking good tooI keep mine insideI clean and maintain it all the time! It's almost like a care, the better you take care of it, the better it will run.
