Firefighters say to deep-fry the turkey outdoors, and make sure it is fully thawed and dried, among other tips.

For deep-frying, cooking oil is heated to around 350 degrees Fahrenheit (175 C). This is much hotter than the boiling point ...

A deep-fried turkey might taste great on Thanksgiving Day, but some caution is needed to avoid the pitfalls that can lead to ...

Thanksgiving is just a week away, and State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine is reminding residents to stay safe in the kitchen on ...

Pat turkey completely dry on outside and inside of cavity with paper towels. Using an injector syringe, inject ½ cup marinade ...

Once the food is prepared, keep hot foods above 140 degrees Fahrenheit and cold items below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Hot and ...

Budget dinners get a bad reputation for being beige, bland, and something you suffer through once. The sweet spot is food ...

If oil overheats in a deep fryer, that too can ignite a fire. If there's no thermostat on your turkey fryer, you can use a ...

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, many families are beginning to prep their meals for the big day. While some cook their turkey the traditional over-roasted way, others enjoy deep-frying the ...

Always deep fry the turkey outside. Give yourself at least 10 feet of space away from any wooden deck or building. Always ...

People are turning to Google to ask questions about the Thanksgiving meal. We give you answers to what you're asking.

A frozen turkey is dropped into hot oil at the Ossining Fire Department to show the dangers of outdoor turkey fryers Nov. 24, ...