Wear goggles to shield your eyes, use oven mitts to protect your hands and arms and keep an “ABC” or grease-rated fire extinguisher close by. Do not to use water or a garden hose on a fire related to Turkey Fryers.
Also know,Is Popeyes Turkey good?
Turkey from Popeyes Chicken is good enough and turkey-ish enough that I would guess if you purchased it and served it at your home on Thanksgiving and played it off like you made it yourself, your family would praise your sudden ability to incorporate “zesty” Cajun flavors into the traditional bird.
Correspondingly,Will Popeyes be open on Thanksgiving?
Popeyes will open from noon to 4 p.m. Thursday to offer free chicken dinners to anyone who wants to come. A local restaurant is opening its doors for a few hours on Thanksgiving Day to give back — to those in need and to the community.
Similarly one may ask,How much oil do you need for a turkey fryer?
The turkey fryer pot included in most turkey fryer kits will have a max fill line, so you can use the line to determine how much oil to add. You’ll need enough oil to cover your entire turkey, but not so much that it spills over. A general guideline is to use 3 gallons of oil for a 30 qt. pot and 3 1/3 gallons of oil for a 32 qt. pot.
Can you fry a Turkey in a propane Fryer?
Leave 2 feet between the tank and the burner when using a propane-powered fryer. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to avoid overfilling. Oil can ignite when it makes contact with the burner. Choose a smaller turkey for frying. A bird that’s 8 to 10 pounds is best; pass on turkeys over 12 pounds.