Spatchcocked Turkey Question

BigGreenDon

Would a drip-pan catch sufficient drippings from a turkey done this way to make a good gravy? Ideally, I would want to do a Spatchcocked turkey, but do Max's gravy if that was possible... I know I'll still be able to do the giblet and neck thing on the stove.

Thanks,
Don

Celtic Wolf

It should..

Mickey

Did one last week direct and high in a large. Came out very good. No drip pan

Doug in Eggmonton

I did this and it was too burnt to use as gravy. I had the pan set up on ceramic blocks on the platesetter indirect. If I try it again I will add fluid (probably stock) to the drip pan periodically to prevent the burning.

Doug

Mainegg

we did this a few weeks ago and this is how our thanksgiving turkey is being done. 14 lb bird on a med direct about 2.5 hours. great gravy done on the stove. Mad Max has a great turkey cook to on the nakid Whiz's site.

Richard Fl

Great looking meal. Is that the Kona one?