how to roast the turkey


	how to roast the turkey

luciam

11-20-2006 10:24 PM

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how to roast the turkey

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12-20-2006 6:30 PM

dataphool

this might come in handy, this is the time of year: However, my family always bastes our guest for Xmas dinner with mustard (using about 1/2 cup) all over after stuffing, before cooking.

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