How to Fix 10 Common Thanksgiving Problems
Problem: You Can’t Tell if the Turkey Is Done
The drumsticks wiggle. The juices run clear. But you’re still not sure if the turkey is ready.
Solution
Take its temperature. “You need a thermometer for dependable accuracy,” says Moulton. Insert one―oven-safe or instant-read―in several places, being
careful not to allow the tip to touch bone.
According to the USDA, turkey is cooked through when the internal temperature of a thigh reaches 180° F. (When gauging doneness,
keep in mind that the meat continues to cook―and subsequently rises a few degrees―even after it comes out of the oven.) Learn
how to take a turkey's temperature by watching this video.
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