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Should I cover turkey tightly while roasting?

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Covering a Roasting Turkey
by: Karen from DDP

Hi there. Thanks for writing in. The truth is, you should almost never cover a turkey while it roasts. Covering the turkey will essentially steam rather than roast it, resulting in soggy-chewy skin. Yuck.

If your turkey is getting too brown, you can tent it loosely with foil nearing the end of the cooking time. That should be all you need!

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