Posted by tstevens | Posted in Colorado Springs News | Posted on 13-11-2009
A Successful Thanksgiving Dinner
Thanksgiving has become a national “All-You-Can Eat” holiday, and in recent years, deep-frying has become a popular method to cook the bird.
Fire departments across the nation have reported house fires on Thanksgiving Day average three times higher than other days of the year. Don’t become a statistic! If the thought of a juicy, succulent bird for your holiday crosses your mind, remember the basics: It should be done outdoors, well clear of buildings and any other material that can burn. Fryers should only be used on a flat surface, and should never be placed on wooden decks or in garage (this includes under awnings if incliment weather is present).
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Fryers should only be used on a flat surface, and should never be placed on wooden decks or in garage (this includes under awnings if incliment weather is present).