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Discussion in 'The Water Cooler' started by Sota, Feb 27, 2025.

  1. Bone Head Hunter

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    The last one I did in the electric smoker and it turned out great. Brine I used was apple juice, honey, brown sugar and pink salt. Left in brine over night, patted cajun dry rub on it and stuff with cored pineapple. Smoked at 275 for 5 - 6 hrs till the breast was 170. Let rest 30 minutes before carving.
     
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    My brine has apple juice kosher salt cloves sage thyme peppercorns warm that to a boil then let it cool. I like to let it soak 36 hours as possible. I use a food grade plastic 5 gallon bucket with a lid. I stuff the turkey with dressing, have to have dressing.
     
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    We normally make a oyster dressing when having a traditional turkey meal, but I haven't stuffed it in the turkey for years.
     
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    Looks good to me. How did it taste?
     
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    Tried my hand at baking some bread today. Turned out pretty good!


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    was very good, might've overcooked it a hair and didn't get a good sear but cant complain
     
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    Recently home made " Supreme " pizza , crust came out great and it was relatively fast. Last night a complete off land meal
    Deer neck pulled meat BBQ made with our own onions, sweet peppers, tomato sauce. Over our red mashed potatoes and veggies.
     
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