This caught my eye on Pinterest, but it did:@)
Bacon Blanketed Herb Roasted Turkey found HERE.
I hope all of your Thanksgiving planning is falling into place!
Have a happy day:@)
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- Lynn
- My boys are grown and on their own and while the day job puts food on the table, it doesn't feed the soul. So this Philly Girl started Pig In Mud. Please join me as I welcome each season and holiday through brief posts focusing on home cooking, baking, crafts and Barbie fun. I hope you find this a happy place that provides inspiration:@) Lynn
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that looks delish~! I bet the bacon adds flavor and moisture. looks pretty too-like lattice:)
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Sonny
Interesting! Starting to cook today. We are visiting friends for the day but we will cook a dinner for us because we love the leftovers.
ReplyDeleteCarol
Lynn, That caught my eye too when I spied it on Pinterest! I bet Earl broke out in a cold sweat when he saw it :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful turkey. Great idea for keeping it moist and it's pretty too.
ReplyDeleteha ha ha ha ha ha.... Looks like a turkey that fell into a quilt shop.
ReplyDeleteHoly cow...
ReplyDeleteMake that holy bacon wrapped turkey.
Think of the basteing time that will save : )
ReplyDeleteI bet that tastes wonderful!
ReplyDeleteha ha ha! run, earl, run!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on Facebook this morning and thought of Earl! :)
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
We did this one year, but not so elaborately! Poor Earl must be a nervous wreck with you and your bacon recipes.
ReplyDeleteI love bacon on everything. Sorry, little guy.
Wow, is that a turkey or a piece of artwork?! Quite amazing - I bet the cooker of that bird could whip up a cherry lattice pie before you could wink an eye, what do you think?
ReplyDeletewow...I think this turkey must be more than wonderful..... I wish your T'Day plannings are going to be falling into place too !! xoxoxox. Flavia
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty turkey, I must say! Don't let Earl see it, though. He might run off before Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI pinned this when I saw it to my Thanksgiving board. I love the weave pattern. This turkey has to be flavorful. xo
ReplyDeleteWow - sandie
ReplyDeleteIt seems that bacon use is getting more creative all the time :)
ReplyDeleteI do this to my meat loaf. It adds a lot of favor.
ReplyDeleteHow cute, sort of a turkey in a basket, lol...Christine
ReplyDeleteI saw this too! I love the creative weave of bacon arund the turkey, but I don't think I'd attempt this myself as I'd too much fat in the roasting pan to make gravy!
ReplyDeleteOh my, this would make store bought turkey edible, somewhat .
ReplyDeleteVisiting from....can't remember but enjoying my visit and you've
got great recipes. I'm making the Tar Heel Pie for Christmas.
Wow, what a gorgeous turkey!!! I might try this on a roast chicken :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That has to be delicious.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Hmmm...not sure what I think about that. Everybody says that bacon makes anything better. The crispy herbed skin is one of my favorite parts of the turkey. Happy Thanksgiving, Lynn.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Lynn, I really should learn NOT to read your blog when I'm hungry!
ReplyDeleteAlthough, it seems like I'm hungry a lot, so that might not work.
Wouldn't it be fun to make this??!
That catches my eye too. I wonder how that turkey tasted when it was done. Like bacon??? Smile. It sure looks pretty.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours Lynn. Don't eat Earl!!!
Blessings, Jeanne
Wow.. I bet that is one delicious turkey!!! ... and a lot of work.
ReplyDeleteHave a great thanksgiving!!!!
Can you imagine how amazing this must taste. It even looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeletehahhaa....it looks great but SOMEbody has more free time than I do.....now I might just LAY bacon over my turkey. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope YOU are having TURKEY and not EARL.....
XOXO
Wow Lynn! Is Earl in hiding? I checked out this recipe and she certainly throws around the bourbon for après assembly AND the gravy. I can see why! This looks like it would be so much work. Happy Thanksgiving! Linda
ReplyDeleteI know why because it looks like a basket. If you are in love with baskets like me then this is amazing isn't it? LOL! Wow! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteJust stopping by and wishing you and your family a very Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving!
Miz Helen
That has to be one of the most beautiful and creative ways to prepare a turkey that I have ever seen! Thanks for sharing! I would also like to wish you a happy and blessed Thanksgiving; I am thankful for our friendship!!!
ReplyDeleteBig hugs,
Roz