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  2. Turkey Brine, the best I ever had. — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/1173458/turkey-brine-the-best-i-ever-had

    1 turkey, 12 to 14 pounds. DIRECTIONS. In a large saucepan over high heat, bring the apple juice, brown sugar, and salt to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar and salt. Cook for 1 minute, add the oranges, onion, cloves, bay leaves, and garlic. I usually let it cook on low for about 10 - 15 min..

  3. crab boil turkey brine - yes, another turkey thread

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/1189200/crab-boil-turkey-brine-yes-another-turkey...

    crab boil turkey brine - yes, another turkey thread. I am going to brine the fried one in crab boil to spice it up a bit, but I have no idea how much to add for a 18-20 hour brine. I originally bought a bag of the Louisiana powdered boil, but then thought I might do better with the liquid, so I bought a bottle of that.

  4. Smoked turkey brine vs. no brine — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/1185895/smoked-turkey-brine-vs-no-brine

    Don't know the origin of your turkey but it may come "pre-loaded" with enhancements. Not sure you will gain much with brining if that's the case. You may want to treat the turkey like a spatchcock chix-quick cook (around 90-100mins indirect at 350-400*F on the dome).

  5. Turkey Brine - Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/1216537/turkey-brine

    jusy need to add the turkey and find a cool place to store overnight Northern New Jersey XL - Woo2, AR L (2) - Woo, PS Woo MM (2) - Woo MINI

  6. turkey brine — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/766385/turkey-brine

    Add 2 more gallons of water, then add rinsed bird. Add 5 lb bag of ice. Cover, and brine bird for 8 hours. (12 hours maximum). Remove bird from brine, wash thoroghly inside and out (making sure nothing from the brine is stuck to the skin....(ie pieces of bay leaf, etc, from the spices)

  7. Brining a Turkey — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/1216593/brining-a-turkey

    Bring the Brine to a boil string frequently, and let cool on stove top Break up a bag of ice and put about 5 lbs. in the cooler Combine Brine with the Ice Drop the turkey in and brine for 48 hrs..... Now for the compound butter..... 2 tbsp. of garlic powder 2 tbsp. of onion powder

  8. Turkey/Brine — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/1173446/turkey-brine

    So I went no brine this Saturday, I had a 14.9 lb bird, coated in olive oil, Lawrys seasoned salt and parsley, injected with creole butter and stuffed with 1 onion quartered, and it may have been the best Turkey I have ever had.

  9. Turkey Brine and 8% solution — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/546489/turkey-brine-and-8-solution

    Raining Claw Posts: 23. November 2008 edited November -1. I was thinking of doing Alton Brown's Honey Brined Smoked Turkey on the egg for Thanksgiving, but noticed the turkey that i have says that it contains an 8% of solution, but has no msg etc. Will it still be okay to go as planned, or will i end up with a Turkey that tastes more like salt ...

  10. Thanksgiving Turkey- Brine or Inject? — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/1145003/thanksgiving-turkey-brine-or-inject

    Thanksgiving Turkey- Brine or Inject? XLBalco Posts: 607. October 2012. Any opinions here? I know alot of people Brine but I didnt see too many injecting. Havent done one on the egg and was going to experiment. FIgured the brine wouldnt be a big deal but was more interested in those that inject.

  11. Can I Re-Use Turkey Brine. How many times? — Big Green Egg Forum

    eggheadforum.com/discussion/145556/can-i-re-use-turkey-brine-how-many-times

    lets say i make up 2 gallons of brine. i use a home depot paint bucket to soak a turkey in overnight. when i remove the turkey, i put the bucket back in the fridge to keep it cold.