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Here’s the math that makes you look like a kitchen wizard: a stuffed turkey roasts at roughly 15 minutes per pound at 325°F. Do the quick mental math: 13 x 15 = 195 minutes, or 3 hours and 15 minutes. But because stuffing adds density and heat needs to penetrate that bread-and-sausage center, we add about 30–45 minutes. Bingo—you’re in the 3 hour 45 minute to 4 hour 15 minute sweet spot.

But here’s the kicker (and the fun part): your oven might run hot or cold. So instead of staring at the timer like a hawk, pop that turkey in and forget about it for the first 3 hours. Go watch a movie, set the table, or argue about which pie is best. The real test comes later.

The Thermometer: Your New Best Friend

Please, for the love of gravy, use a meat thermometer. It’s not a suggestion—it’s a lifeline. The USDA says the stuffing must hit 165°F in the center, and the bird’s thickest thigh meat must reach 165°F too. Slide that thermometer into the deepest part of the stuffing, not touching bone. If it reads 165°F, you’re golden.

And here’s a little insider tip: the turkey will carry over its own heat after you pull it out. So when the thigh hits 160°F and the stuffing is at 160°F, tent it with foil and let it rest for 20–30 minutes. That residual heat will push everything to a safe, juicy 165°F. Magic, right?