How to Know When Your Thanksgiving Turkey is Done
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I thought the thumbnail was a pink smiling whale.
Am I the only who wants to cooks a goose instead of a turkey, because turkeys are always I find to big thus seasoning evenily just sucks. Unless you can find a small turkey thus have a good amount of meat but not so much were the skin and the seasons stops being something you have with the meat.
Also I want to try goose and see how well I can cook it, because I feel like it would be good.
I thought the video's thumbnail was the Blobfish.
Thanks.