There are electric, gas/propane flame, charcoal/fire flame, microwaves - those are the most common - however any heat source can be used to cook; my husband has cooked on the engine of his oil rig before....
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I like my electric roaster. It is like a big oven, but better. Go to this site for cooking a turkey.
http://www.infobarrel.com/How_To_Cook_a_Turkey_in_an_Electric_Roaster
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Submitted 108 days ago...
Here are a few:
stovetop,;gas or electric
oven,;gas or electric
Microwave,
Toaster Oven,
Grill; charcoal, or electric
Convection Oven,
Rotisserie,
Fire (over an open flame)
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