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Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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![]() "tranch" > wrote in message ... > > "Kevin B" > wrote in message > ... > > My family loves smoked turkey - never had a bad bird. I've always smoked > > em > > with the skin on. Just wondering if anyone smoked turkey without the > > skin. > > Good idea/ bad? I would think I'd get more smoke flavor. I haven't tried > > it yet cause I'm concerned that the bird will be dry. I'm practicing for > > a > > big Thanksgiving feast with about one bird every month, changing something > > a > > bit every time... > > > > snip < > > I just smoked a turkey, skin on, a couple of weeks ago. I didn't brine > the bird but I did inject it with a stick of butter mixed with a 1/4 cup > white wine. Rubbed the outside with a bit of vegetable oil. Smoked it about > 6 hours at 250 with apple wood and it was the tastiest turkey I've ever > made. It's got me convinced that the ONLY way to eat turkey is to smoke it! > > I agree. I will never eat a roasted turkey again - not even to be polite! My hubby, TFM®, injects our turkeys with garlic, butter and honey and they're awesome. Have to consider the wine-thing. Sounds good! kili |
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