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I injected the bird with a Garlic, Herb marinade the night before and used the rest to marinade the turkey over night. (12 lb turkey)
I also rubbed a little cajun seasoning on before it hit the smoker! It kinda looked like a fat Batman turkey.
Beautiful 60 degree day
I cooked the turkey...
Marinating
The verb "marinate" means to steep food in a marinade. A marinade is a savory acidic sauce in which a food is soaked to enrich its flavor or to tenderize it.
According to Woman's Day Encyclopedia of Cookery, "Marinades began as simple brines for preserving fish. The word marinade...
Im gonna Brine the turkey the night before and the next day I'll rub it down with V-oil and some creole spices before it hits the smoker. Im doin it Beer Butt style (yes they have beer butt turkey!!) with a dark Beer, garlic and onions. Ill keep the skin moist with a mop of butter,beer, and some...
Yea, only before smoking, I forgot to add i did spray it down with apple juice a couple times while smoking. The food was great, the sauce is 1 part syrup, 1 part horseradish, 1 part dijon mustard. Its great on Burgers!
I rubbed them in honey and then laid them face down in brown sugar for about an hour.
Smoked them at 275 for about 1 hour
I made a Maple Syrup, Horseradish, Dijon Mustard sauce to go with the Salmon and some Cheesy Au Gratin Taters for a side!
Im doing my first Turkey this Sunday, its about a 10 pounder. Any ideas, stories, or help would be great! Im planning on between 220-240 degrees til temp of the bird is right.
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