Topsy Turkey says when
poultry is cooked the traditional way, on its back; gravity is pulling moisture
out of the breast meat, thus the consistent issue of dry white meat. Because the majority of fat and juices are located on
the lower back of the bird as well as in the dark meat, our frame now puts that
on the top. This allows for self-basting throughout the entire cooking process.
Now moisture is dropping down into the breast meat, saturating it with juices.
My Opinion: I found this easy to
use and place inside the pan to cook as the water will steam the chicken or
turkey to help it be moist. You cook it 18 minutes per pound which is the
norm and I love the delicious and moist meat.
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