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RollTide2008
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Re: Do You Brine Your Turkey?

‎11-25-2022 04:21 PM

Our favorite BBQ restaurant sells smoked turkeys.  They require an advance order.

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greamy
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Re: Do You Brine Your Turkey?

‎11-27-2022 07:06 PM

I did brine once, did not like the texture.

 

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Re: Do You Brine Your Turkey?

‎11-27-2022 07:11 PM

I used to when I used to cook.  It was wonderful. Especially in this day and age where turkeys and chicken just aren't as tender as they used to be. Consistently anyways.  I like a plain brine, or there is one I buy that is really good.  I think brining chicken is good too. What a difference.  But with chicken you need to be careful not to brine as long or it can dry the breast 

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