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  1. civilsmoker

    Spare Ribs - Civilsmokers Way.....

    ...more importantly repeatable. I have another rack in the fridge for the coming weekend! As an FYI the same, rib provider cures and smokes their spares as well.....OH my they are soooooo good, I will do a post on them as well in the near future!. It's like the Disney turkey legs but only...
  2. Brokenhandle

    Cured turkey drumsticks... aka Disney legs

    So we had some turkey drumsticks in the freezer that was past time for doing something with. Decided to cure them using Pop's brine... into the cure. Put them into the bath on Sunday and removed on Thursday. Then dried and put on a rack in fridge till Friday These things were huge...
  3. zwiller

    My First Smoked Turkey Legs

    Agree, those looks great but with @jcam222 smoked turkey legs should be cured. Pops low salt is PERFECT for that and a great way to get into learning it.
  4. bgaviator

    Pop’s brine/cure question

    I used to use Pop’s brine to make smoked Disney style turkey legs. I love how they came out. I would brine/cure them for 3 days. My question is…what else can this brine/cure be used for? How would it do on chicken or even pork chops? And if it works for these meats as well, how long would be a...
  5. DRKsmoking

    These Big Legs were made for Walking , " DISNEY TURKEY LEGS "

    These Big Legs were made for Walking , " DISNEY TURKEY LEGS " I have been looking and very hard to find around here this size Turkey Drums. But my SIL found some and gave me 2 ( well traded me for a 2 1/2 pound pork roast I had in the freezer ) I think I got the better deal as these legs were 2...
  6. DRKsmoking

    These Big Legs were made for Walking , " DISNEY TURKEY LEGS "

    Thanks John for the like and the comment I love dark meat turkey, and white if it is not dry. These legs are more of a treat to have. I know that Disney only has the drums at 1 or maybe 2 places now, not in Frontier Land like they used to I think, have not been for a few years. Plant based...
  7. jcam222

    UPDATED w/ finish Disney Legs 2022

    I did these a couple years ago for Christmas and people just loved them. Any that were left after dinner were quickly snapped up in doggie bags as people left. Decided I would do a case to pass out to friends and family for Thanksgiving this year. The salty sweetness of these is a nice change...
  8. tallbm

    What kind of turkey breast do I want?

    Hi there and welcome! You can buy a whole turkey and basically cut off the bottom quaterters and wings. That's what the frozen bone in breast is at the store. You can buy that bone in breast version too and save the time of having to cut a bird in half and remove the wings. If you are going...
  9. P

    Curing Chicken Legs

    If you're trying to make them Disney style, go with turkey legs. And go the extra mile by removing the tendons. Here's an old thread on that: https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/taking-the-ligaments-out-of-the-drumstick-all-at-once.130992/
  10. DRKsmoking

    Cured Chicken Ham Legs

    Thanks Jeff for the comment They taste great , I always love the turkey legs ( when we went to Disney ) so I wanted to try the chicken as I had a few packs. I have a cook coming up maybe Sunday that I need the chicken for. David
  11. DRKsmoking

    Today .97 cents a pound for pork Loin roasts

    Yes this market puts on some really good prices , mostly chicken .. I picked up a lot of chicken legs the other day cheaper than wings. Going to do them like Disney turkey legs in a couple days I hope. David
  12. lucc

    T-day legs and wings

    Been a while since I posted anything on this forum, good to be back. Did my usual thing on Tday morn, smoked the legs and a couple wings to nibble on before the main event, even threw on some pork belly bites. I make a Disney type brine for the turkey the night before and brine for 12 hours. I...
  13. jcam222

    Smoking With Corn Cob Pellets: Pulled Ham

    Yep totally agree. I’ve used Pops for tons of applications including belly, buckboard and Canadian bacon as well as Disney turkey legs. Good stuff.
  14. JCAP

    Turkey drums

    Thanks for the likes and comments all. Much appreciated. I've never heard of these Disney legs. Any particularly recipe you favor?
  15. M

    My First Attempt!

    Trying some chicken thighs and drumsticks today. Made a brine of 12 cups water, ½ cup kosher salt and one cup brown sugar with a couple teaspoons of garlic powder, a sprinkling of thyme and rosemary and a dash of apple cider vinegar. Soaked the meat in it for about 12 hours. The meat is in the...
  16. jcam222

    Turkey drums

    Looks tasty to me!! You want to really love turkey drums do some cured Disney legs. I make them around the holidays and people inhale them and want leftovers to take home.
  17. zwiller

    Turkey drums

    THIS! Pops low salt brine is perfect for it. That said, those legs looks great to me and big fan of the mexi hot sauces!
  18. tallbm

    My First Attempt!

    Hi there and welcome! Great first smoke. Biggest poultry tips to help you out are: 1. Smoke your poultry at 325F smoker temp to get edible skin. Poultry skin just doesn't want to be edible unless cooked at a higher heat. Think of this is a quirk of skin on poultry (chicken or turkey) 2. If...
  19. Gecko10

    Disney Style (Cured) Chicken Legs

    I got tired of trying to find turkey legs so I made Disney style (cured) chicken legs. They came out great with a wonderful taste. Matter of fact, from now on, I will do these instead of turkey legs, they are easier to eat. 4 lbs of legs 4 Cups water 1 bay leaf 1.5 teaspoon of kosher salt ¼ Cup...
  20. hyphen

    Disney Style Turkey Legs, 24 hours enough time?

    Do you guys figure 24 hours is enough time in the brine? I have 4 legs averaging around 2lbs each. They were sitting in a wet curing brine for about 24 hours, give or take an hour. I pulled them and gave them a wash because I was afraid them getting too salty. Do you guys figure this was a...
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