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Using a wet brine at 2% do you have to worry about a commercial rub making the chicken too salty in the end? I've always dry brined pork and beef but would like to give wet brining some spatchcocked chickens a try.
Not for my tastes. But I do give brined poultry a rinse and allow the skin to air dry before adding any seasoning or rub.
Brine time is the thing to watch. My time for chicken pieces is usually 4 hours . Whole chickens, 12 to 24 hours, and whole turkeys 24 to 48 hours. Sometimes I'll inject some of the brine into the breasts to insure moistness.
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