Publix Young Turkey (limit 2), 20-24 Pounds, Broad Breasted, Frozen, USDA Grade A

# Publix Young Turkey - Premium Frozen Poultry for Holiday Feasts and Family Dinners Discover the perfect centerpiece for your holiday table with Publix Young Turkey, a premium frozen poultry option that delivers exceptional quality and flavor. This broad-breasted turkey weighs between 20-24 pounds, making it ideal for feeding a family of 8-12 guests at Thanksgiving, Christmas, or any special celebration. USDA Grade A certified, this frozen turkey represents the highest quality standards, ensuring tender, juicy meat and superior taste that will impress your dinner guests. With a limit of 2 per order, Publix makes it easy to stock up for multiple gatherings or share with neighbors and loved ones. As a trusted supermarket brand, Publix has been committed to providing quality groceries since 1930, and their selection of frozen turkey reflects that dedication to excellence. Young turkeys are prized by home cooks because they cook more evenly and quickly than older birds, resulting in perfectly golden skin and succulent meat throughout. The broad-breasted variety offers generous portions of white meat, perfect for traditional carving presentations. Whether you're planning a classic roasted turkey dinner with herb stuffing and cranberry sauce, or experimenting with global cuisine like turkey mole or Mediterranean herb preparations, this frozen poultry adapts beautifully to any culinary vision. For best results, thaw your frozen turkey in the refrigerator for approximately 24 hours per 4-5 pounds before cooking. Plan for roasting time of roughly 13-15 minutes per pound at 325°F. Consider brining your turkey overnight for enhanced moisture and flavor, or butter-baste it every 30 minutes during cooking. Pair your roasted turkey with classic sides like stuffing, gravy, sweet potato casserole, and roasted vegetables. This versatile frozen turkey is also excellent for making homemade turkey stock, soups, and prepared turkey dishes throughout the season.