Tag Archives: turkey

Turkey Day

Posted on November 21, 2012 by Gugui Naters Amador

In Latin America many of our towns and cities are named after saints, we have fiestas patronales, and we celebrate our saint’s day. When I came to live in the United States I was surprised that Americans were getting ready … Continue reading →

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Salt-Roasted Turkey with Lemon and Oregano

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Los Sabores de Mexico

8 to 10 servings PREP: 30 minutes TOTAL: 21 hours 45 minutes (includes salting and roasting time) Recipe by Bruce Aidells Photograph by Hans Gissinger November 2010

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Tag Archives: turkey

Turkey Day

Salt-Roasted Turkey with Lemon and Oregano

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