Question regarding thawed turkey breast

2 days in the fridge, it's still a brick -- a 22-pound brick. now it's soaking in the sink, but the packaging says "don't thaw in water in the sink". is that cuz it's butter-basted, or just cuz it's against the turkey-thawing rules? looks like turkey-sicles on thursday --- help! ...

Anybody have severe pains between your underarm and breast? ...

This has took me a while to come to terms with it, but I was diagnosed December 3 with Paget's of the right breast. This was misdiagnosed a year ago as eczema. I have to wait and have my 2nd MRI (as I freaked out with the 1st one) on the 31st of this month with a sedative this time, and an ultrasound to find out how far it has progressed. The mammogram is completely clear though and they did not find any lumps. Much prayers are appreciated as I have a 12 and 6 year old and husband at home. ...

My daughter has a 7-week old. She is breast-feeding and all is going well. She is a special ed administrator/teacher and will have to go back to work in December. There will also be 2 short overnight trips for work. She wants to continue the breast milk by pumping and have the nanny give the baby the bottle of breast milk. The problem is, the baby absolutely refuses a bottle. She wants the breast or nothing. It is truly a fight a ...

I have always, ALWAYS had large breasts. At the age of 12 my nickname was Dolly Parton (humiliating). I constantly battle with breast masses (all benign so far thankfully), back and neck pain. Recently I went to Belks and was fitted for a bra and even I was shocked at my "correct" bra size ..... 42 DDD!!!!!!! I have indentions in the top of my shoulders from where my bra has buried into my skin and I am SICK OF IT!!! I am looking for anyone who has undergone breast ...

I have a family history of breast cancer (aunt with bilateral at a very early age) and have been battling with breast lumps for the past 15 years but very frequently over the last five years or so. My last breast mass excision was about three years ago after a horrible scare but thankfully it, as well as the others, have been benign. Three weeks ago I had a horrible attack of cholecystitis (very abrupt) and underwent a cholecystectomy. While showering three days ago I found yet ...

In an e-mail from child's 1st teacher, there is a notation that October 15th is wear pink day in honor of the Komen foundation. While I think it is wrong to over-shelter kids, I also have to wonder in this case if this would be going perhaps too far. It is nothing I will raise a stink over, my son will not be wearing pink as he does not have anything pink but I am just kind of baffled by this. ...

A few months ago, I posted a request for prayer. One of the issues was a suspicious breast lump, which was recommended to be reimaged. After 3 appointments that had to be rescheduled because of snowstorms here in the Northeast, I had followup images, including ultrasound, and ultimately a core needle biopsy last Thursday. The radiologist called me yesterday to say the nodule was benign. What a relief! I just want to thank everyone who prayed. Those prayers meant so ...

I just had a mammogram in March of this year, everything fine. I noticed a slightly bigger than pencil eraser size reddish lesion on 1 margin of my breast day before yesterday. I have had other skin lesions and made visits to the dermatologist as recent as about 2 months ago, had seborrheic dermatitis on my face, also notice sometimes I have like a red, itching place on the upper groin. I wonder if I should be worried enough to go back in and have this latest place checked out? ...

my doctor is almost certain it is not a benign lump. I am having a mammogram later today. My cousin died from breast cancer after an 8 year battle earlier this year. I am really hoping and praying that he is wrong. I am 56. Last mammogram two years ago was normal. Please keep me in your prayers. ...

I asked if others had faced similar and thanks for the messages. As soon as I found the spot I started calling for as soon as I could get in to see about a mammogram.I can self refer on most appointments but found out if you find something, not a normal mammogram and you have to get doctor referral. That was Monday, so today was my day off. Started the day off with early doctor appointment, had already found out that I could possibly be worked in the same day, same building, with mammographic o ...

who have worked all their lives at low wages and have no medical insurance (seen on Dr Oz). cannot help but wish all the money splent on mr 5-heart-attacks-already (due to bellicosity, drinking and highfat diet) could have been splent on the poor folks who deserve a helping hand and did not murder thousands of innocent villagers. ...

[Interested in a new line of work?] Excerpts from Washington Post article, link to artle below. "The legislators who drafted Obamacare wrestled with cosmic issues of health and spending, but here’s one consequence they didn’t foresee: a boom in demand for breast pumps that has left some retailers scrambling to keep up. Tucked within the Affordable Care Act is a provision requiring insurance companies to cover breast pumps and visits to lactation consultants at no cost to ...

If God brings it to your mind, please pray for my friend, Lori. She is to have surgery for breast cancer tomorrow at 1 CST. ...

I have about a 12 pound turkey in my freezer. My hubbie gets a turkey at thanksgiving and ham at Christmas from his work. I didn't cook the turkey because we went to family for Thanksgiving. I was looking at the turkey in the freezer this morning and was wondering about spatchcocking it. I've never tried this, but I saw this on the cooking channel before and I think my turkey is the right size to do it. Anyone have any luck with it? I'm thinki ...

We got going on a discussion below about Thanksgiving disasters, and the conversation got to washing turkeys before cooking them. This is not a good practice. You can spread more salmonella and other bacteria washing raw poultry. All it does is splatter rawness in the sink, on the faucets, on the counters, on your clothes, etc. Cooking to the proper temperature (165 degrees at the fattest part of the breast) kills anything you are concerned about. ...

Every year I make turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, deviled eggs, cranberry sauce, homemade bread and pumpkin pie. The daughters will bring another dessert or two. These are all traditional foods that my family enjoys, but I am so bored with it. I need some new, fresh, and different ideas. Even if I did something different with the beans or potatoes. Maybe a fruit salad? I still want some of the traditional foods, but does anyone have any idea ...

I have been preparing for weeks for Thanksgiving. Have 4 teenaged grandkids who will only try the turkey. They usually only like mac and cheese or pizza. Should I include a homemade version of mac and cheese with my meal? There is no way I will go with the packaged stuff they usually eat. It's either that or to see them with a little turkey only on their plates. Hopefully they will change over the years. My menu includes turkey, stuffing and all the veggies one could imagine for the grownup ...

Some of HC's peeps are sickos! ...

Have a nice thanksgiving everyone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9FTl8GzKys ...

This is a really dumb question, but since we had always gone to my sister’s house for Thanksgiving (she cooked the turkey and we brought all the rest of the stuff), I personally have not made a turkey in something like 15 years. But it was getting harder and harder to get everyone in one place, with all the kids being adults with their own families, in-laws to visit, etc. Then we do the whole thing again at Christmas. So this year, instead of having the whole family at o ...

Okay, so I'm posting ahead of time, but I just saw something interesting on the show "The Chew," the food talk show with Mario Batali, Michael Symon, Daphne (Dr. Oz's daughter) and Carla. They took leftover stuffing and turkey, stuffed it in red peppers and baked it, then threw gruyere cheese on top and broiled it till cheese was melted. They cut the bottoms off the peppers just enough so there was no hole, but the pepper could stand up in a baking dish. I thought that sou ...

Will Turkey now be more involved? Did they pay for their release? Did they agree that they will still not let coalition use Turkey for coordination of efforts, air bases, et cetera? ...

As Americans prepare for their Thanksgiving Day feasts, there's an issue on the horizon that could make that turkey more expensive: taxing meat to reduce climate change. Livestock is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, adding about the same amount of emissions as that of all the world's vehicles, according to a new report from the U.K. policy institute Chatham House. But many consumers aren't aware of the link between their dinner plates and climate change, the re ...

Spagetti with italian sausage for me! ...

A Turkish guard was killed but no American was killed this time but how much longer is the government going to pretend these are random acts. Watch the video: http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/01/video-shows-aftermath-of-u-s-embassy-bombing-in-turkey/ ...

Meanwhile, the Pied Piper goes to Canada, maybe to find out which Canadians are on the ISIS "hit list". ...

I usually buy fresh birds, but opted for the more budget-friendly 39-cents-per-pound rock-solid frozen version this time This turkey will be cooked before Sunday (hving an erly get-together), so I don't quite have enough time to defrost it in the fridge. The instructions suggest submersion in "cool" water in the sink for 30 minutes per pound, with frequent water changes. It has air-tight vacuum sealed packaging. I'm thinking that changing the wat ...

The facts of Pat Tillman's death were manipulated and Jessica Lynch was molded into a hero by the Dubya's message massagers. Now many question every bit of information coming from government. The damage done by dimbulb Dubya just keeps on reverberating. ...

I am making a blueberry pie to take to my stepfather tomorrow, and I thought it would like nice to use a cookie cutter in the shape of a bell and apply that piece of crust to the top of the pie. If I use a little bit of water to attach it, will it bake to the top crust securely? A lot of you sound like you are pretty handy in the kitchen! The lemon sponge pie I made for Thanksgiving was wonderful. Thanks to the person who suggested the allrecipes.com webs ...

Question regarding thawed turkey breast

Never mind - found it on the internet that it should be fine - Bad cook

Agree - Should be fine

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