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Discover How Long to Cook Your Turkey

Welcome! Want to serve up the perfect turkey? Our AI assistant is here to help you find out exactly how long to cook your turkey per pound. Simply chat below, and get all the tips and cooking times you need.

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Cooking turkey per pound can be a bit tricky, but generally, roasting a turkey at 325°F takes about 15 minutes per pound if it's unstuffed. Keeping it juicy and delicious is key! Do you have any special plans for your turkey meal, or maybe a favorite seasoning to use? I'm here to help with any other turkey tips you might need!