Reply With QuoteNo way I'd smoke one without brining it. Makes it much more juicy. I've used an apple juice brine with great results. You can find the recipe on da Google.
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Smoking a turkey - Too brine or not too brine ? ? ?
Gonna smoke a turkey on Thursday. As for brining - Talk me into it or out of it. Wife says NO brining, due too the salt.
Any recipes you recommend? I found a few online, watched a few videos.
I think she said two 6#'ers is what she bought.
She's cooking one in the oven, just in case!
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No way I'd smoke one without brining it. Makes it much more juicy. I've used an apple juice brine with great results. You can find the recipe on da Google.
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Brine for me also. May not be the healthy choice but it sure makes it taste better
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Brine it... Absolutely!!
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When we do ours in oven(no smoker) we do it breast side down makes it so much moisture never dried out.
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Brine it !!!!!Yes !!!!!
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Brine for sure !! Upside down in the oven is great too.
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Thanks too all! Looking at recipes online, I found some "spatchcocking". Thoughts?
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