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Corned Turkey?

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Was getting ready to cure turkey breast with Pop's brine and my twisted mind started thinking, what if I did it like that corned beef made a couple weeks ago from Wayne's, @thirdeye brine? Any thoughts? Maybe too strong flavor?
 
I haven't done it yet , but it's always in my plan to do so , because I used to by the turkey pastrami at the meat counter for my lunches .
Skin it and go for it . The stuff I used to buy was good for my taste .
 
Found on Wayne's site for Pastramied Turkey Breast but it is just injected. I want to wet brine it.
 
I haven't done it yet , but it's always in my plan to do so , because I used to by the turkey pastrami at the meat counter for my lunches .
Skin it and go for it . The stuff I used to buy was good for my taste .
Sams use to have a good one but stopped caring it.
 
I thought he had it . The stuff I used to buy was dark in color . Texture was tight / smooth . So prabbaly phosphates in the mix . I need to get a breast and run it . Probably do Dave's injection .

Give it a go with waynes info . You'll never go wrong with that .
 
...what if I did it like that corned beef made a couple weeks ago from Wayne's, thirdeye brine? Any thoughts?

Long before I even heard of Pop's Brine, here was my method for a pastramied turkey breast. Maybe give it a read, it's close to what you are asking about.

 
Turkey breast was bigger than I thought at 8 lbs. I made the call to go just with pop's like I do all my turkey. I just dropped frozen breast in 2 gallons brine and will smoke this weekend. I been using my sous vide container to brine as it has adjustable rack to keep food submerged. Have some big split chicken breast I will us to try Wayne's Pastrami method.
 
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