New Smoker From Indiana

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jeff jackson

Newbie
Original poster
Nov 19, 2011
20
10
New Albany, IN
I just purchased a propane upright smoker and can't wait to use it.  I will be smoking a turkey as soon as it thaws out.  Any advice would be appreciated!

Here is the grill

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Here are the chips I'm using

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Welcome to SMF thanks for joining us...I would brine it for 12 to 18 hours that gives it a really great taste along with the smoke. It will have a pink color when you slice it but thats normal.. There are many many brine recipes on here just pick one that fits your flavor buds...Good luck and have a great Thanksgiving...
 
Thanks I wasn't planning on the brine but I saw another post on here using that technique as well so I will definitely do it.
 
Welcome to the SMF Family....Jeff you can't go wrong with brining Poultry and really lean Pork Loin...Adds Tons of Flavor, Moisture and helps Tenderize the meat...Be Safe and enjoy the new toy!...JJ
 
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Welcome Jeff.

As you can already see, lots of friendly people, with a wealth of knowledge, and experience from across the globe.  Take advantage of all of it, and ENJOY!

Nice new unit.  Send photos of the turkey! Go Get em!
 
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