Cooking from Frozen - Turkey, steak, chicken, whatever?!?!?!

[jfmorris]

I didn't even know I was subscribed to emails from Combustion, but if you are not, I found this video by Chris Young over at Combustion pretty interesting. I know RonB posted something a while back, but this is a new video from Combustion on the subject.

He literally starts with a turkey cooked FROM FROZEN. Not sure what you do about the big block of ice or giblets inside - I guess rinse under water long enough to get that stuff out, or else he has turkeys that don't come with that.

However, he cooks steaks from frozen, using deep frying to put a crust on. All sorts of stuff I would NEVER have thought of.

I've done meat on the grill from frozen, but had not considered some of the techniques he shows here - like putting frozen chicken in a skillet with a little oil.

[Jerod Broussard]

The audacity of someone not having a kitchen drill.

[Donw]

Now let the comments commence on which is the better kitchen drill, which has the longest battery life, and of course, which drill bit is best for different meats. I’m a Milwaukee or DeWalt person myself, and always the 24 volt model. Without one my kitchen isn’t complete.🙂

[RichieB]

Yea, I saw this. I drilled it into my head no thanks.

[bbqLuv]

The kitchen drill made a scene
Drilling a hole in a turkey perfectly clean
With a buzz and a spin, roasted turkey for a win
The best helper a chef’s ever seen

With a little help from AI

[Michael_in_TX]

Well, if he can cook a turkey from frozen in the oven, it stands to reason that I can do so in a deep fryer. I mean, as we always say on here, heat is heat.

[rodkeary]

Be sure to be wearing your flip flops when you put the turkey in the deep fryer.

[Draznnl]

And be sure to have the cooker right next to the house.