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

When that pot goes up in flames, and it will, your prehistoric panic-fueled brain will scream “WATER!” Bad choice. Throwing ...

As Texans gear up for one of the biggest cooking holidays of the year, the Propane Council of Texas is reminding families how propane helps make Thanksgiving meal prep easier—whether simmering gravy ...

Deep-fried turkey may taste amazing – but it’s also Thanksgiving’s biggest fire hazard. Here’s how to fry safely and avoid ...

As you’re prepping for Thanksgiving this year, make sure you thaw that turkey properly before you try to fry it. WHQR’s Kelly ...

Things have a way of breaking or not working on Thanksgiving—the worst of which would be your oven going kaput in the middle ...

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

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 ...

Deep frying a turkey in a backyard is legal in New Jersey, but the holiday tradition comes with significant fire risks.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns consumers about the dangers of frying a turkey. They suggest to always ...

Thanksgiving is the busiest day of the year for home cooking fires, many of which could be prevented with common sense.

Ukiah Valley Fire Authority firefighter Black demonstrates what happens when a turkey is not appropriately thawed and placed into a pot filled with soybean and peanut oil on a burner.