Anonymous
Post 11/26/2013 16:49     Subject: Question About a 14 lb Frozen Turkey
Yesterday. That not being a possibility, RIGHT NOW.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2013 11:25     Subject: Question About a 14 lb Frozen Turkey
If you're thawing in the fridge, you need a lot of lead time. If you end up being worried it won't thaw in time, put it in a large cooler or tub of water. It thaws massively faster in water than in air. If you're really desperate, that under slowly circulating water (e.g. put it under a faucet or hose and let water drip onto it). This last method takes a tiny fraction of the time that defrosting in a refrigerator does.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2013 10:19     Subject: Question About a 14 lb Frozen Turkey
You should already be thawing! In the fridge or in a cooler packed with ice.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2013 10:05     Subject: Question About a 14 lb Frozen Turkey
Anonymous wrote:This morning, now, immediately.


Yep. It's needs to be in the fridge now.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2013 10:04     Subject: Question About a 14 lb Frozen Turkey
This morning, now, immediately.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2013 09:58     Subject: Question About a 14 lb Frozen Turkey
When do I take the turkey out of the freezer to thaw it out in time to start cooking on Thanksgiving morning?

How many hours does it need to thaw?

What is the best method to thaw it out?