As i said previously I was lucky enough to find a purveyor of un-brined turkeys.
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So today was the day. Well actually yesterday was the day because that's when it went into Mad Hunky Poultry Brine. Sat there for 12 hrs.
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Then it got dusted and rubbed. Went back into the fridge for 4 more hrs.
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Fire up the kettle using a Slow 'n Sear dialed it in between 240-290°F. Wind made temp control rough. Hickory and cherry were the smoking woods. Basted with melted butter that had more rub and honey added to it. this picture is right before doing a wrap.
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Took it 162°F and let it rest. Carried over to 168°. Sliced it up and served with green beans, and stuffing. A good time was had by all who ate.
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image_36546.jpg
So today was the day. Well actually yesterday was the day because that's when it went into Mad Hunky Poultry Brine. Sat there for 12 hrs.
20240614_193120.jpg
Then it got dusted and rubbed. Went back into the fridge for 4 more hrs.
20240615_121404.jpg
Fire up the kettle using a Slow 'n Sear dialed it in between 240-290°F. Wind made temp control rough. Hickory and cherry were the smoking woods. Basted with melted butter that had more rub and honey added to it. this picture is right before doing a wrap.
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Took it 162°F and let it rest. Carried over to 168°. Sliced it up and served with green beans, and stuffing. A good time was had by all who ate.
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