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Deep Fry Safely

Tuesday | October 26, 2021
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No one wants to become an internet sensation, especially while trying to cook Thanksgiving dinner. Below are eight tips on how to safely fry a turkey and not ruin your family’s Thanksgiving dinner.

  1. Never leave your fryer unattended. Ever.
  2. Fry your bird outdoors and off decks, out of garages and at least 10 feet away from houses and structures.
  3. Never operate a fryer when it rains or snows. Take our word, electricity and water don’t mix.
  4. Keep children and pets away from the frying zone. The insurance company isn’t going to care if the dog knocked over your fryer trying to catch the cat.
  5. Avoid water-based marinades. You don’t want a trip to the Emergency Room when the oil pops and splatters.
  6. Follow the directions. You can throw away the Ikea directions but keep you and your family safe by following your fryer’s directions.
  7. Do not overfill oil in the fryer. The oil will overflow, hit the burner and ignite. Which leads to our last tip...
  8. Keep an up-to-date fire extinguisher ready at all times in the off chance you didn’t follow the previous tips.

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    • Backup Generators
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    • Solar
    • Rebates
  • Outage Center
    • Report an Outage
    • Outage Map
    • How Central Restores Power
    • Preparing for an Outage
    • Using a Backup Generator
  • Community
    • Co-op Connections
    • Operation Round Up
    • Co-op Kids
    • Youth Programs
    • Safety First
  • Cooperative
    • Our Mission, Vision and Values
    • Management Team
    • Board of Trustees
      • Board District Map
      • Board Governance
      • District 1
      • District 2
      • District 3
      • District 4
      • District 5
      • District 6
      • District 7
    • History of Central
  • Resources
    • Membership Forms
    • Annual Report
    • Bylaws
    • Terms and Conditions
    • Rates
    • Vegetation Management
    • Working crew location map
    • Construction Timelines
    • Empowered Newsletter
    • Used Poles
    • Oversize Load Assistance
  • Careers