I had one of these ovens and found that the fan blew lighter weight food all over the place and burned stationary food on the top (windburn + heat). If you are going to do something like french fries, keep an eagle eye on it the first time to make sure you don't have these problems.
Luckily I just received my NuWave Oven on Tuesday, and my came with the recipe books, so here goes Turkey up to l0 lbs. Season inside and out with salt and pepper and any other favourite seasoning. NuWave on Hl for about l5 mins. per pound. Place breast side down on l" rack and turn half way through cooking time. Season the top and continue to cook the rest of the time. FROZEN: Following instructions above, but NuWave 25 minutes per pound. Anything over l0 lbs must have the Extender Ring accessory. The above is from the recipe booklet. However the Quick and Easy Cooking Guide plastic chart states whole turkey 12 min per lb fresh l5 min per lb frozen for whole turkeys. So the oven temperature should be l80 F (82C) They also recommend you use a easy read oven thermometer. Hope this gets to you in time. Happy Thanksgiving. Gail in Canada
I also have one of their recipe cards they sent as a free gift I'll type out now if it helps as well.
ROASTED TURKEY WITH APPLES, ONIONS, FRIED SAGE AND APPLE CIDER GRAVY WITH CORNBREAD STUFFING
12 TO 15 lb turkey half cup melted butter half cup apple cider STUFFING l box Stove Top Cornbread Stuffing Mix 3 Granny Smith Apples cored and cut into chunks half lb red pearl onions peeled l/4 cup melted butter 4 fresh sage leaves chopped 2 celery ribs diced no leaves salt and pepper Gravy turkey neck and giblets 4 cups water 4 tsp Bouillon chicken base l cup apple cider 2 tablespoons cider vinegar l/4 cup flour l/4 cup fat from pan juices l tablespoon fried sage leaves chopped Cooking Instructions: l. After the turkey is completely thawed, remove neck and giblets. 2 Wash inside and outside of the turkey with cold water 3 In a medium size bowl, combine all stuffing ingredients 4 Fill turkey cavity with stuffing 4A Combine melted butter and apple cide to make apple glaze Place the turkey on the l inch rack breast side down 7 Place extender ring in between the base tray and the dome
Important Extender ring is required to accommodate turkey between ll to l6 lbs. Cook l2 minutes per pound. Total cook time will be about 2 hours 36 mins. Be sure to turn the turkey over at the half way point about l hr l8 mins During the last 20 minutes of cooking prepare the gravy Combine water, chicken base apple cider, vinegar, neck and giblets in a bowl. In a skillet add fat from the liner pan, bring to a boil. Easier method use a turkey baster. Add flour to the skillet and cook roux over low heat. Whisk until lumps dissolve. This may take about 3 minutes. Pour the liquid mixture prepared in #l into the roux Continue to simmer while whisking continuously until thickened. Remove neck and giblets Add sage, salt, and pepper to taste. OPTIONS Make sure to rest the turkey about l5 mins before carving. This recipe will also work with a Frozen turkey Simply modify the cook time to l5 mins lb. Cook frozen turkey breast side down for l hour remove nick and giblets Fill turkey cavity with stuffing Continue to cook for an additional 38 minutes Turn the turkey breast side up. Apply apple glaze. Cook for l hr 38 mins to finish To melt butter in the NuWave Oven place butter in a dish on the l inch rack and cook on power level 8 for about 2 minutes until the butter has melted. Fry sage in the NuWave Oven place sage on the l inch rack, spray with oil and cook on power level Hl for l2 mins. You can also use the fried sage as a garnish. Foil can be placed over the turkey to prevent over browning.
A little involved but there is all I have that came with the oven and instructions, I really hope this helps and gets to you in time.
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