Tureky legs for thanksgiving today that I started yesterday

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uncle_lar

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Since I have to work part of the day and the wife really isnt a turkey fan anyway

Im doing Turkey Legs

Just put them in the slaughterhouse brine.

will do some Q view tomorrow of the progress

prolly throw some squash in too.

wife  is making a few sides too

more to come tomorrow

stay tuned
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Can't wait to see those Drummies! I had a friend from Boston (god rest his soul) and he loved the smoked turkey legs, So everytime I see one I think of my ( gone but not forgotten ) Friend!
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Now those legs sound good but I wouldreally like to see them so I'll have to stop back in.
 
ok here's the start

I got them out of the brine, rinsed and dried, then lightly coated with old bays seasoning

cut up some greatneck squash and paned it with some apple juice and brown sugar, spinkled with

a little Buemonde seasoning. going to smoke over apple wood

will give the squash a touch of smoke and finish in the oven.

naked out of the brine and patted dry

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gently rubbed

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squash

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on the GOSM racks waiting

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ok here they are just out of the smoker

little under 3 hours. Ran then smoker about 250 -275 the whole time

I tented them and put them in my holding oven @150* til dinner time in about an hour

will try and remember to post plated and cut open

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I forgot to do a plated picture, by the time everyone got here I didnt think of it til we were done eating.

anyway, the turkey legs turned out perfect. it was the first time I brined them before smoking and I will

say that time allowing I dont think I will smoke them again without brineing first.

they were tender and juicy.

I cant wait to do a whole turkey the same way.

I hope everyone had a great thanksgiving! SUBMIT
 
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