Thanksgiving in September...Bear made me do it

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SmokinVOLfan

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Was looking around yesterday and saw Bearcarver Bearcarver post on his turkey breast smoke from a few days ago. Man it looked good. I just so happened to take off work a little early yesterday and just so happened to have 3 smaller boneless turkey breasts in my freezer. The stars aligned.

Rinsed and patted dry the 3 breasts and applied a salt free garlic/herb rub.
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Cracked a cold one and fired up the smoke vault with apple chunks(all I had on hand).
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Smoked these at 300 until they hit 165 then let them rest for about 20 min
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All sliced up
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And what is turkey without all the sides? Mashed potatoes, stuffing, broccoli, and garlic bread. Forgot to get a pic with the gravy over top of it all.
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Man it hit the spot was very juicy and the whole plate was just on. Thanks to Bear for the inspiration!
 

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Mmmm, always have been a breasts man.
Happy Thanksgiving John, it all looks delicious.
I love how we run around blaming each other
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Thanks Chile. Lol I hear ya man its a bad influence around here. Always giving me excuses to make delicious food.
 
That plate looks FABULOUS!!! Smoked is really the only way I like turkey. Too bland any other way IMO... Looks spot on for sure!

Thanks! I tend to agree. Last year for thanksgiving I smoked a whole bird and fried a whole bird. The smoked one blew the socks off the fried one. Way better than grandma's dried out turkey in the oven with the pop up timer in it too.
 
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No doubt. I had to get the griddle flat top to go on my gas grill so I can make those smash burgers you did a while back.

Hell yeah! What did you think? I did them this past weekend again but with straight brisket I had ground up and it was 10x better!
 
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