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How to Brine a Turkey

One of the biggest problems with grilling-  1  tablespoon  dried  rosemary
poultry, especially turkey, is that the meat
can become dry and tasteless. A great way to-  1  tablespoon  dried  sage
add moisture and additional flavor is with a
brine.-  1  tablespoon  dried  thyme
To brine a turkey you'll need to start the-  2  quarts  cold  water
night before you plan to cook it. A good
rule of thumb is to brine your bird for oneIn a large pot combine the vegetable stock,
hour  per  pound. Here's  what  you'll need:salt, and herbs over medium heat. Simmer for
about 15 min until the salt is dissolved.
- a large stock pot (or another largeRemove from heat and allow to cool. Add the
container of your choice) and enough room inwater.
your  refrigerator  for  it
Place the turkey in your large container, and
-  saltadd enough brine to completely cover the
turkey within an inch of completely covering
-  waterthe entire bird. Now put it in the
refrigerator.
-  sugar
Don't have room in the refrigerator? A large
-  seasonings  (whatever  you  like)cooler makes a good container for your turkey
and brine. If it's cool outside you may not
Start with a clean and completely thawedneed to worry about it, but if it's warm
turkey. To make the brine, mix 1 cup of saltyou'll want to add enough ice to keep the
with 1 gallon of water. You'll need moreturkey cool. Monitor the temperature of the
than that, but keep the ratio of 1 cup salt:1brine closely during the process to make sure
gallon water. You'll probably need 2-3it  stays  cool.
gallons. Add whatever seasonings you like,
but don't add anything that will addWhen you're ready to prepare your turkey,
additional salt. Here's a simple brinepull it out of the brine and rinse it off
recipe, but feel free to experiment with yourwith clean, cold water. Throw it on the
own  concoctions.grill and you're good to go. The additional
moisture  will  really  make  a  difference!
Ingredients:
Finally, be careful how you dispose of your
-  2  quarts  vegetable  stockleftover brine. Remember, this is saltwater,
so it'll kill your lawn. I usually pour it
-  1/2  cup  saltdown the sink along with additional clean
water.



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