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chicken and turkey
soaked 2 chicken breast and a turkey beast in brine over night, dry rubbed those puppy's up, a touch of ghost pepper powder and then injected those fuckers with an apple juice, butter and brown sugar mix... 1 hour open in the smoker, 2 hours wrapped on the chicken then 1 hour open with BBQ sauce, kept the turkey breast wrapped 3 hours...
wow.... the turkey is falling off the bone, the chicken is amazing... man, do I love the smoker... going for a grill right now. I think need to get a nice finish on the ribs :thumbsup have a sirloin roast going to do tomorrow... any thoughts on what to inject? thinking a bit of beef broth with garlic... been sitting in the fridge for a day all 'rubbed' up ... |
Sabrosito! :thumbsup
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Jesus, I'm already drooling. Must go out and buy something to eat.
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no pics? didnt happen
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You will make somebody a good wife one day
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pics pics pics :thumbsup
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Sounds great! . |
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BTW when I was at BBQ galor they sell ready made injection liquids... great stuff for sure... bought a few flavors |
What type of smoker are you using?
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My cats enjoyed a similar feast tonight (less the smoke, salt, sugar, etc):
http://www.coastalfarm.com/images/Nu...Turkey_Can.jpg All I had was an avocado salad and a fruit bowl (so far), and now I'm hungry again. :Oh crap :smilie_we ADG |
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:) have to save this one :thumbsup
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i like churkey...
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Brining does a nice job of getting flavor in. It can be a pretty huge difference between regular and organic birds too.. though they cost 4 or 5 times as much.
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