How to Quickly Fix an Undercooked Thanksgiving Turkey - CHOW Tip

You carve into your Thanksgiving turkey, and discover the meat is still raw. Christine Yue Gallary, Associate Food Editor at CHOW.com, shows you how to speed up the cooking process on an undercooked turkey. See more Thanksgiving Tips and Videos on our Thanksgiving playlist: http://bit.ly/sgVrBN

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All your Thanksgiving dishes are on the table and you carve into your beautiful roast turkey only to discover that it's undercooked and pink in the middle. You could put the whole turkey back into the oven but that will take a long time and your guests will be hungry. Here's a faster way. Cut the legs and the breasts off in whole pieces and place them on a baking sheet. Put the baking sheet into a 375 degree oven and check the pieces every fifteen minutes until the internal temp is 165 or the juices run clear. As they're ready, take the pieces out, slice them up, and serve them to your hungry guests.