Help! My oven is on fire and I need to cook a turkey for my future mother-in-law.

Ephiram Williams
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Exbruxelles March 7, 2018
I'd make reservations.
 
Nancy March 7, 2018
:)
 
HalfPint March 7, 2018
You can also outsource the turkey. Order it (cooked) from Whole Foods or Asian rotisserie shop. Or a caterer.
 
Nancy March 6, 2018
If there is no safe-to-use oven, change the date or location of the dinner.
 
Stephanie B. March 6, 2018
You could grill or deep fry the turkey. I've never done either of these so I don't have any tips (though the internet is full of them), and both of these cooking methods require special equipment. I'd ask to use the kitchen of a nearby friend or family member before I delved into deep frying a turkey, personally.
 
Smaug March 6, 2018
And they say we don't get any excitement around here. Do you know any neighbors well enough to borrow their oven? Unless you know what happened to your oven (was it the oven on fire or something in it?) don't use it.
 
Lindsay-Jean H. March 6, 2018
If there are flames that are out of control or you’re in danger, please call the fire department! Use a fire extinguisher if need be!
 
Ephiram W. March 6, 2018
Flames are out, thanks. It's more the broken oven situation. Salvageable?
 
702551 March 6, 2018
You should not use your oven until you've had a professional (like an appliance repairman) inspect it and confirm that it is not damaged.
 
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