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Welcome to SMF bestway, Glad you're here. If you wish to brine the cornish hens, consider approximately 4 hrs. There are chicken brine recipes all over.
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Don't forget to check in at the roll call area to introduce yourself and get a proper hello. What smoker are you using? Feel free to stop into the chat area or post any questions you have. There are lots of helpful people here.
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Bestway, You can smoke them the next day but keep in mind that you'll brine leakage. For the best flavor, I would suggest that smoke them bird right after brining them.
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