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Cooking & Baking

Old Crank

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9. You can get them together early to rise

Reply to FarPoint (Reply #8)

Sun Nov 23, 2025, 10:20 AM

Yesterday

And bake them as soon as the turkey comes out to rest. Plus with any sides that need a heat boost.

I have found that they will rise well when you mix them after a turkey goes in. If they rise faster you can put them in the fridge to slow them down. Or outside covered if it is cold. Just don't forget....

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Exactly... FarPoint Yesterday #8

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