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cj7305
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Turkey brine?
ANyone have a good but easy recipe to brine a turkey. I hear it makes a huge difference. TIA!
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Posted 11/21/07 5:40 PM  |
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Re: Turkey brine?
a lot of turkeys are pre-brined... butterball, murrays free-range, kosher birds.... if that's the case, you're in the clear 
if not.... alton brown has a good recipe...
alton brown's turkey recipe
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| Posted 11/21/07 7:20 PM |
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rojerono
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Re: Turkey brine?
Brine is EASY.. you can use just about any flavoring you like.
For a classic taste I like to use 1 part water, 1 part chicken stock and 1 part orange juice. I add salt, a few stalks of chopped celery, 2 broken carrots, a chopped onion and some fresh rosemary, thyme and sage. I also throw in a halved lemon and a halved orange.
Sometimes I will use chicken stock and wine with salt, herbes de Provence, oranges and lemons.
It really does make a difference. The meat seems juicer and is infused with a delicate flavor.
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| Posted 11/21/07 7:23 PM |
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