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I use:
2 Quarts cold water
1/2 Cup Kosher Salt
1/4 Cup Brown Sugar
1/2 Soy Sauce
Basically just combine them in a large mixing bowl and stir until the salt and sugar dissolves put the chicken in it and cover and refrigerate for 2 hours and they should be good to go...
For skinless chicken breasts, I will brine for 2-4 hours. Then smoke them for about 45 min to an hour. Then after that crank the heat up and get them to temp. They always come out tender and juicy.
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My receiver for my smoke quit syncing up to the smoke, so after no avail on getting it working, gave them a call and took in the unit, on a Friday morning, and...
Thanks Al sorry got busy yesterday and forgot about this post. I can be my worst critique but everyone claims they enjoyed it. Was very tender and juicy with a great flavor.
This pic was at the 2.5 hour mark. Wife wanted to check the brownness of the turkey.
This last picture was the final...
First attempt at smoking a turkey. Chose not to brine this bird, so last night we applied some Oakridge BBQ Secret weapon rub to the bird, then placed in a roasting pan, and saran wrapped the bird and then back in the fridge it went over night.
For this smoke I am using Pecan BBQ Delight...
Thanks guys. Sounds like I will be doing it low and slow, and then considering trying a brine. That turkey looks good mfreel. Remember seeing that posted in a previous thread.
Hey All,
I have scoured through quite a bit of threads involving smoked turkey. Thanks to everyone here and that has contributed to those I have gained some confidence to try this out. I am looking at doing a practice run this coming up Saturday. But am left with a few questions (Not knowing if...
Hey Everyone,
New to the Smoking World, and wishing to learn as much as I can. I recently bought a Traeger Pro 34 back in June. So far have smoked a couple pork butts, smoked hamburgers, and made some various dishes on it.
Never expected this to turn out to be a hobby. I would love to get a...
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