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    "I have been cooking Turkeys this for 45 years. The major difference is that I soak the Turkey for 24 hours ahead of time in Kosher or large grain sea salt water (about a pound for a 20 # Turkey). I then go ahead and stuff it before putting in the bag(s). The salt water also works wonderfully on any fowl !"

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