Yeah, we know a lot of you can't cook or grew up with people who couldn't so you hate dry turkey. Who doesn't? We get it.
For those who do and can, anyone got a good injection recipe or just off the shelf?
Yeah, we know a lot of you can't cook or grew up with people who couldn't so you hate dry turkey. Who doesn't? We get it.
For those who do and can, anyone got a good injection recipe or just off the shelf?
Never tried this one but a friend of mine is doing some variation that includes melted butter and bourbon. Not sure what the other spices/flavors will be but I'd likely stop with just the first two.
Last edited by Luvin' Labs; 11-22-2020 at 09:39 AM.
50/50 melted butter and your choice of hot sauce.
I brine rather than inject.
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Brine all the way
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I will brine one, spatchcock and smoke. The other will be injected and fryed.
Tony’s injection has always been good to me! I put more thought into the seasoning then the injection.
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Last edited by scgolfer88; 11-22-2020 at 10:59 AM.
Cast and Blast 17 w/ Opti power
Inject my pot of oil with the turkey
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I think my mil injects them with the tonys kit. I dont eat turkey that isnt fried or bbq’d because they are too dry. Hers is on point though
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Brine.
Did one for the office last week. Brined 24 hours. Smoked it Thursday and serves it on Friday. Plenty good and nowhere close to dry.
Tony's butter is the mackdaddy!
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I like tony’s but we typicaly use Texas Pete buffalo wing sauce.
I brine then inject and smoke. Follow this recipe to a T and your family will enjoy it I promise.
https://howtobbqright.com/2017/11/09...smoked-turkey/
Brining. This is the way. Also, if you start your bird upside down when roasting you get that good fat run through to keep it juicy and self-basting.
If smoking it I just use Tony's for injection and spatchcock it. If you want to add more flavor make yourself a compound butter and separate the skin from the breast and leg quarters but don't remove it. Take and rub the compound butter under the skin on the meat and then give the skin a good seasoning. I promise it won't be dry if cooked to the proper internal temp and that butter will do wonders.
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