Frozen turkey water thermodynamics

[mbalbritton]

I’m just surprised that there could be this much discussion about water thermodynamics of a frozen turkey.

 

[RatLabGuy]

I’m just surprised that there could be this much discussion about water thermodynamics of a frozen turkey.

are you really?

 

[mbalbritton]

are you really?

no....

 

[ghost]

 

[shawn]

As God as my witness...

 

[shawn]

 

[skyhighZJ]

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[VortecJeep]

Lame!
I was hoping to see an explanation of how many turkeys you could cook directly from the radiation of the tower, not the boring old converted A/C power.

Not sure about the numbers based on the radiation.
But with the coolant at an average temperature of 567F and pressure at 2100psig or so, it would be a hell of a pressure cooker!

 

[RatLabGuy]

Wife made me get a damn new bucket.

 

[Noel]

I was gonna smoke mine… felt like I might be lazy so I got 60$ worth of oil to fry it lol bonfire with my house tomorrow!

 

[Andy J.]

This would work better if you had some flow in your cooler. Otherwise, there will be a temp gradient throughout with the water temps getting colder as you approach the bird. Kinda like a regular oven vs convection oven, but in reverse.