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I would presume so. I hope some of the more 'experienced' long time meat smokers will chime in with some answers. Far more experienced than myself a lot are and understand a lot of the processes better than myself. Thanks for asking.
Maybe my 'fairly tender' is a bit too generous. It wasn't tender like a store bought one, but not as tough as most of the turkey legs I have tried others have made. I think that injecting them and brining them did the most to keep them 'more tender' than typical. And I think cooking them to...
My first try at smoking wild turkey. A lot of hunters discard the legs/thighs due to the tough nature of the meat. Such a waste I decided to try to smoke them along with the breasts.
I made up a brine and injected the pieces first, then left in the brine (no pic in brine, sorry) for 12 hours...
Great looking brisket. Nice bark on the outside, love to see the smoke ring when you cut it. Also let us know how the moisture is. Did you trim the brisket much?
Thanks!
As said above looks great! Really like your set up, nice when everything is close and accessible . Maybe I can have your wife talk to mine so I can
have more space??.......lol
BandCollector, One more quick question: When you add the crab meat at the end, is it cold, room temp, or do you heat it like the rest of the dish? Sorry for not understanding. Have never used lump crab meat.
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