Thanksgiving Reheating Instructions
Thank you for purchasing Saddleback’s Thanksgiving Feast!
We recommend setting aside 4-5 hours for this process. This will allow you to complete all of the necessary steps without worrying about having the food ready on time. So if you'd like to eat at 3pm, start this process at 10am.
Whole Turkey
Put whole turkey in deep aluminum pan
Add about and inch of water
(Optional) Put a small amount of chicken stock in the water
Put in oven at 300F
Check after one hour, you’re looking for internal temperature of 165F
If not done, place back in oven checking every 30 minutes
This process can take up to three and a half hours for the turkey to reach 165F
If the turkey gets done before you would like to eat, don't stress, just set your oven to it's lowest possible setting and keep it in the oven.
Half Turkey
Put half turkey in deep aluminum pan
Add about and inch of water
(Optional) Put a small amount of chicken stock in the water
Put in oven at 300F
Check after 50 minutes, you’re looking for internal temperature of 165F
If not done, place back in oven checking every 20 minutes
This process can take up to two hours for the turkey to reach 165F
Mashed Potatoes - Place in a saucepan, bring stove to medium heat. Add butter and milk (as needed) and stir until you reach your desired consistency. Continue to stir occasionally until you reach your ideal temperature (5-10 minutes).
Mac & Cheese - Place in a saucepan, bring stove to medium heat. Add butter (as needed) and stir until you reach your desired consistency. Continue to stir occasionally until you reach your ideal temperature (5-10 minutes).
Gravy - Place in a saucepan over medium heat. Stir occasionally and pull off heat once you reach you desired temperature (3-6 minutes)
Sweet Potatoes - Place in a saucepan over medium heat. Add butter until you reach your desired consistency. Continue to stir occasionally until you reach your ideal temperature (5-10 minutes).
Stuffing - Place in a saucepan, add an extra drizzle of oil or pat of butter into the pan first for some extra moisture. Then, simply cook over medium heat until the bread is golden-brown and warm, 3–5 minutes.