Brewing Clamper Well-Known Member Joined Apr 19, 2006 Messages 2,804 Reaction score 23 Location Union City, CA Nov 25, 2008 #31 Lukus said: Alright the bird is in the brine. Click to expand... Already?! Isn't that kind of early?
springer Well-Known Member Joined Feb 12, 2008 Messages 4,736 Reaction score 34 Location Wappingers falls NY Nov 25, 2008 #32 Brewing Clamper said: Already?! Isn't that kind of early? Click to expand... 8 to 48 hours before cooking is the recommended time to brine
Brewing Clamper said: Already?! Isn't that kind of early? Click to expand... 8 to 48 hours before cooking is the recommended time to brine
OP OP Lukus Well-Known Member Joined Sep 19, 2007 Messages 111 Reaction score 1 Location Central Washington Nov 25, 2008 #33 Well I'm Smoking the bird on Wednesday also. so not too early.
OP OP Lukus Well-Known Member Joined Sep 19, 2007 Messages 111 Reaction score 1 Location Central Washington Dec 1, 2008 #34 well the bird was great. Everyone loved it. I used Alton Brown's Honey Brine.
wild Well-Known Member Joined Jun 14, 2005 Messages 1,476 Reaction score 6 Location Surprise, AZ. Dec 2, 2008 #35 I smoked a 16#er on Friday for our Thanksgiving feast. Basic brine for 24 hours, Butter & Jalapeno injected marinade and Creole Rub. Chased it with my Irish Red Rye and Obsidian Stout Clone. Everyone was happy.
I smoked a 16#er on Friday for our Thanksgiving feast. Basic brine for 24 hours, Butter & Jalapeno injected marinade and Creole Rub. Chased it with my Irish Red Rye and Obsidian Stout Clone. Everyone was happy.