I hope it was a trash can that had never had trash in it.... take cat crap from an example - hepatitis. Turkey looks great, but if I ate it and then you told me you cooked it in a trash can I'd feel like you're trying to kill me - lol.... can you imagine what that Turkey looks like today? yeah, worse than trash - lol

I have heard about it and thought about it but I always forget near the holidays. Looks really great and sounds like it gave you all the time to keep that family atmosphere going when it means the most. Happy Holidays my dear friend.

@mikeerson...Trash Can was Brand Spanking New! :)

Looks Excellent!

Looks really delicious!

As I watched the video, I felt the scent of roast turkey! ;) I hope it was also good to eat! Excellent capture! :)

hope it was a clean trash can :)

sounds interesting! I'll have to look up the info! The turkey looks delicious! May I have a wing, please?

Very appetizing image, and thanks for the surprising recipe, even under the rain!

Wonderful tasty looking capture!!

Great shot and interesting method of cooking

My goodness, how tasty looking. Nice presentation, video and all.

i'am hungry !!! :)))) I've looked on youtube, but it is less well done than yours :))

Looks falling-off-the-bone good.

If I tried it the rest of the trash in the trash can would catch fire too......plus the turkey would keep trying to get out!!!!!

great taste i suppose

Hey I watched you cooking the turkey it looked so tasty and moist at the end, really great idea. Great shot of the turkey here too. Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year, hugs Jane xx

Say, cutting-edge technology employed in preparation of this yummy looking bird, Errol! Saved you having to work indoors using up all that gas or electricity with the oven. Great shot. Way to go!

It does look yummy and I hope you all enjoyed it. Have a very happy christmas too.

I've heard of this, but haven't tried it (actually I've NEVER cooked a turkey, and if I'm lucky I'll live my life out that way. MUCH easier to have someone else do it, LOL!) It looks absolutely yummy!

wow that cooking for sure. do look good. I going to let a friend of mine deep fry my turkey.

Looks good never heard of that cooking method before thanks for the tip and heads up Hugs Susan~

Gee, I tried it and it turned out really messy and strange tasting...guess I shouldn't have used a plastic trsh can, eh? LOL! Looks good! Actually, roasting a turkey in the oven looks way easier than this to me. I've cooked so many I just find it about the easiest thing to make if you're not stuffing it with dressing. Dressing is what takes the time and energy. (On a side note Errol, I finally got a pineapple to try your slicing method and it works very well. The fruit was very acidic though which happens to pineapples that are picked too early so they can be shipped to Canada. The fruit tasted good but I had to drink a glass of water right afterwards. I got spoiled by having fresh pineapple in Hawaii...nothing like it!)

Yum yum looks like a good meal.

I'm glad you posted this here to share with everyone! The best thing about your video was the family cooperation and having fun together. Priceless~ =)

This looks delicious. It is probably easy to do in Hawaii. I wouldn't want to try it where it is rainy or really freezing. Merry Christmas

@junge1...It rained when we were cooking this turkey and at times hard. We set up a sports umbrella over the trash can. Not sure how the turkey would do in the snow but I know I would be freezing. :) Aloha

looks so delicious.now I am more hungry! I have heard of taking the old style all metal refrigerator and putting a hole in top and attaching a vent pipe. then using it as a smoker. I had some beef that was cooked in one back in the mid 70's and it was so tender

Yummy!!!!!!!! This looks most delicious. :)))))))) We will be having our christmas dinner this evening. :))))))) Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas. :))))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))))

Looks very good, excellent capture!