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adeline27
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Member since 5/06 3121 total posts
Name: Angela
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Turkey brine recipe
This will be the first time I brine a turkey. Please recommend your recipe. Thanks
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Posted 11/22/13 3:48 PM |
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iBCraZ131
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Member since 8/07 1155 total posts
Name: Melissa
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
Alton Brown's brined turkey recipe on Food Network. We've been using it for 7 years and it hasn't failed us yet!
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Posted 11/22/13 10:44 PM |
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ctrain1124
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Name: C
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
Posted by iBCraZ131
Alton Brown's brined turkey recipe on Food Network. We've been using it for 7 years and it hasn't failed us yet!
Me too!!!!
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Posted 11/23/13 10:04 AM |
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want2beamom
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Member since 8/06 10164 total posts
Name: True love doesn't end with happily ever after...
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
Posted by iBCraZ131
Alton Brown's brined turkey recipe on Food Network. We've been using it for 7 years and it hasn't failed us yet!
can you tell me where you find the candied ginger and the spice
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Posted 11/23/13 3:36 PM |
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mathteach
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Name: Christine
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
Posted by want2beamom
Posted by iBCraZ131
Alton Brown's brined turkey recipe on Food Network. We've been using it for 7 years and it hasn't failed us yet!
can you tell me where you find the candied ginger and the spice
Trader Joe's has the best price candied ginger. In like the nuts section. I have gotten it at Meat Farms in the past and even Target. Target is the priciest.
and if you're referring to the Allspice berries, I just use ground.
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Posted 11/23/13 7:36 PM |
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Chai77
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
I brined my turkey one year with the Alton Brown recipe. I did not think it was worth the effort at all. Those who have done it, how does yours come out? I'm wondering if I did something wrong.
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Posted 11/23/13 8:48 PM |
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peanutbutter2
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
Posted by Chai77
I brined my turkey one year with the Alton Brown recipe. I did not think it was worth the effort at all. Those who have done it, how does yours come out? I'm wondering if I did something wrong.
I feel like it wasn't worth the effort either. We've hosted Thanksgiving twice, and everyone liked the turkey better the year I didn't brine it. I'm not going to brine it this year.
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Posted 11/24/13 1:31 PM |
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EricaAlt
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Member since 7/08 22665 total posts
Name: Erica
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
If you get a kosher turkey it's already brined. My mom always gets Empire.
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Posted 11/24/13 8:55 PM |
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nferrandi
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Member since 10/05 18538 total posts
Name: Nicole
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
My DH is planning on trying Alton's brine.
Message edited 11/24/2013 10:02:38 PM.
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Posted 11/24/13 10:02 PM |
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Chai77
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
So how did everyone's turkey turn out?
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Posted 11/29/13 11:26 AM |
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nferrandi
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Member since 10/05 18538 total posts
Name: Nicole
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
I honestly didn't taste any flavor from the brine. I think it was a waste of time and effort. We probably wouldn't do it again.
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Posted 11/29/13 6:52 PM |
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walkintomymind
LIF Adolescent
Member since 6/10 806 total posts
Name: Sarah
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Re: Turkey brine recipe
We used a pre-made brine from William Sanoma. I believe it was Autumn Fruit and Spice or something. We added water and apple cider.
It wasn't too much extra work and I could really taste a difference. The turkey was moist, flavorful and everyone raved. Next year I'll probably buy the same type of brine and just leave it in longer (I timed it poorly and it only sat for about 18 hours, I would have preferred 24).
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Posted 12/1/13 12:59 PM |
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