has a customer at work give me some boneless turkey breasts, is there a way to smoke them? TIA
flanntastic Smoke Blower Original poster Dec 17, 2010 84 10 Cincinnati Ohio Mar 4, 2011 #1 has a customer at work give me some boneless turkey breasts, is there a way to smoke them? TIA
tjohnson Smoking Guru Moderator OTBS Member SMF Premier Member Insider Dec 29, 2009 5,600 139 Savage, MN Mar 4, 2011 #2 Yes, I've done them numerous times. Smoked mine for 3 hours at 225°, wrapped in foil and finished in the oven a until the internal hit 165° I injected with a mix of garlic, butter and sprite Makes great leftovers Todd Last edited: Mar 4, 2011
Yes, I've done them numerous times. Smoked mine for 3 hours at 225°, wrapped in foil and finished in the oven a until the internal hit 165° I injected with a mix of garlic, butter and sprite Makes great leftovers Todd
tyotrain Master of the Pit Mar 31, 2010 2,407 19 Upstate new york Mar 4, 2011 #3 That sounds good i am going to have to give this a try.. thanks
L les3176 Master of the Pit Feb 10, 2009 1,290 22 harborcreek,pa Mar 4, 2011 #4 Try wrapping the turkey breasts with some bacon,that will help keep them nice and juicy too! Then smoke them at 225-250 untill they reach a IT of 165.
Try wrapping the turkey breasts with some bacon,that will help keep them nice and juicy too! Then smoke them at 225-250 untill they reach a IT of 165.
SmokinAl SMF Hall of Fame Pitmaster Staff member Moderator OTBS Member ★ Lifetime Premier ★ Jun 22, 2009 51,385 12,221 Central Florida (Sebring) Mar 5, 2011 #5 I like the bacon idea. I have smoked quite a few & they make great sammies.
uncle_lar Smoking Fanatic OTBS Member Feb 4, 2009 903 14 Hennepin, Illinois Mar 5, 2011 #6 I make turkey pastrami out of them. cure wth my corned beef recipe, then season and smoke just like beef pastrami with cherry wood
I make turkey pastrami out of them. cure wth my corned beef recipe, then season and smoke just like beef pastrami with cherry wood