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az1091-2007.pdf

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Author

Whitmer, Evelyn
Misner, Scottie

Affiliation

Family & Consumer Resources, Norton School of

Issue Date

2007-09

Keywords

turkey
cooking
barbecue
food safety
poultry

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Publisher

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, University of Arizona (Tucson, AZ)

Abstract

This article provides detailed instructions and information on how to microwave and barbecue a turkey.

Series/Report no.

University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Publication AZ1091

Description

2 pp.

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Food Safety, Nutrition and Health

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