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Originally Posted by Salmonella
The wife asked me to bring home the biggest Tom I could find. 🤣

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Originally Posted by steve4102
Originally Posted by DaveR
Ours turned out to be the best we'd ever done.

We had over 15 people over, so brother and I had a turkey cook off. His in deep fryer, ours in Traeger.

I did a 20 hour brine in the Meat Church "Bird Baptism" brine.

Pulled it an hour and a half prior to cooking.

Stuffed breast with 1/2 lb butter, rosemary, thyme, sage, minced garlic and softened butter mixture.

Threw in a chopped up bulb of garlic, more rosemary, thyme and sage into the cavity.

Rubbed outside down with olive oil, and put on a good dose of garlic paprika dry rub.

Onto the Traeger at 300* for 3.5 hours, with a smoke tube added for more smoke.

Sprayed turkey down with apple juice every 30 minutes of cook time.

Pulled it when breast was at 160*, and thigh was 175*, and let it rest for 1/2 hour.

Came out amazing. The smoked turkey was the clear winner. Incredibly juicy, tender, and just tasty as hell.

Will never do it any other way after how this one turned out. I'm not a turkey fan, but I could not get enough of it.

What did you use for pellets?

Premium Cookin' Pellets, "Perfect Mix" blend of Hickory, cherry, Maple, Apple.

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Originally Posted by DaveR
Originally Posted by steve4102
Originally Posted by DaveR
Ours turned out to be the best we'd ever done.

We had over 15 people over, so brother and I had a turkey cook off. His in deep fryer, ours in Traeger.

I did a 20 hour brine in the Meat Church "Bird Baptism" brine.

Pulled it an hour and a half prior to cooking.

Stuffed breast with 1/2 lb butter, rosemary, thyme, sage, minced garlic and softened butter mixture.

Threw in a chopped up bulb of garlic, more rosemary, thyme and sage into the cavity.

Rubbed outside down with olive oil, and put on a good dose of garlic paprika dry rub.

Onto the Traeger at 300* for 3.5 hours, with a smoke tube added for more smoke.

Sprayed turkey down with apple juice every 30 minutes of cook time.

Pulled it when breast was at 160*, and thigh was 175*, and let it rest for 1/2 hour.

Came out amazing. The smoked turkey was the clear winner. Incredibly juicy, tender, and just tasty as hell.

Will never do it any other way after how this one turned out. I'm not a turkey fan, but I could not get enough of it.

What did you use for pellets?

Premium Cookin' Pellets, "Perfect Mix" blend of Hickory, cherry, Maple, Apple.

These

https://www.amazon.com/CookinPellets-40PM-Perfect-Mix/dp/B00819OICI?th=1


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Brined overnight, then 1/2 hr smoke at 180º, then 3 hrs at 300º. It was great. Straight low and slow doesn't work well for birds.

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No turkey here.
Grilled prime Rib Eye steaks.


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Opted to smoke it this year. This was the first time smoking with a Weber kettle grill. Normally I smoke in a vertical smoker, but the fire pan has rusted out and need to replace it.

Did indirect heat using oak and had to rotate periodically for even cooking. Came out great. 14.75 lb turkey, brined 24 hours, injected and rubbed with melted butter and seasonings.

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Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Originally Posted by chris_c
Did mine in the pellet grill. Covered in butter-soaked cheese clothe until the last half hour, then pulled the cloth and finished in the oven
Ate the cloth?

Could have, had enough butter

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Originally Posted by steve4102
How Was Your Turkey


Ours was delicious - moist and perfectly cooked.

To be fair though, we didn't cook anything.

My wife had the turkey prepared by Fareway Meat Market and the sides ready catered from The Capital Grille. blush laugh

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Anybody pull on the turkeys neck?


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Originally Posted by steve4102
Originally Posted by DaveR
Originally Posted by steve4102
Originally Posted by DaveR
Ours turned out to be the best we'd ever done.

We had over 15 people over, so brother and I had a turkey cook off. His in deep fryer, ours in Traeger.

I did a 20 hour brine in the Meat Church "Bird Baptism" brine.

Pulled it an hour and a half prior to cooking.

Stuffed breast with 1/2 lb butter, rosemary, thyme, sage, minced garlic and softened butter mixture.

Threw in a chopped up bulb of garlic, more rosemary, thyme and sage into the cavity.

Rubbed outside down with olive oil, and put on a good dose of garlic paprika dry rub.

Onto the Traeger at 300* for 3.5 hours, with a smoke tube added for more smoke.

Sprayed turkey down with apple juice every 30 minutes of cook time.

Pulled it when breast was at 160*, and thigh was 175*, and let it rest for 1/2 hour.

Came out amazing. The smoked turkey was the clear winner. Incredibly juicy, tender, and just tasty as hell.

Will never do it any other way after how this one turned out. I'm not a turkey fan, but I could not get enough of it.

What did you use for pellets?

Premium Cookin' Pellets, "Perfect Mix" blend of Hickory, cherry, Maple, Apple.

These

https://www.amazon.com/CookinPellets-40PM-Perfect-Mix/dp/B00819OICI?th=1

Those are the ones. I've gone to those for all of my pellet smoking now.


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Smoked this year’s bird, along with a pork butt. Gotta wet brine a bird to keep them moist. I make my own brine mix with a gallon of ice water, 1 cup salt, one cup sugar some squeezed citrus. Lime in my case. A handful of basil and a bit of thyme. Usually have to 2X this to have enough to be able to fully immerse the turkey for 24 hrs. I smoke it in my Masterbuilt smoker on 275 for about three hours. Bag it up and finish it in the oven til done.

Pork butt is rubbed down with a medium dusting of Morton Tenderquick. And then use the rub of your choice 24 hrs before hitting the smoker. I run it on 275 for about six hrs, spraying it with apple juice every couple of hrs when I add more chips. I then pull it and wrap in tin foil and back in until it reaches 200* internal temp. Slice it into 2” cubes and shred.

I also like deep fried turkey but haven’t done one in a few years. By the time I buy peanut oil for a 1x a year exercise, the mess, it’s just easier to smoke them.


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Pregnant turkey... laugh



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No turkey. Prime rib roast, twice baked potatoes, asparagus, rolls, pecan pie and ice cream, and a very good Pinot Noir.

Brought a big plate home from my friends and feasted again Friday night. grin

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Got one of those precooked ones from Popeyes

Heat it up and good to go

Way more gooder than fugking around cooking one

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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Pregnant turkey... laugh

Even setting aside the fact that they lay eggs, it was a baby turkey without a head or feet. LOL.

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My sister-in-law cooked one in the oven the traditional way and it turned out great. One if the best oven cooked turkeys I have ever had.

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Originally Posted by wilkeshunter
My sister-in-law cooked one in the oven the traditional way and it turned out great. One if the best oven cooked turkeys I have ever had.

People are starting to get ahold of this idea of "internal temp".


Fewer overcooked birds I think.


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Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
No turkey here.
Grilled prime Rib Eye steaks.

And three shots of dumb fugk?

LOL


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I’d not expect anybody from Minnesota to know how to cook anything.

Generally.


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not turkey, Cornish hens.

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