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How to Brine a Turkey

One of the biggest problems with- 1 tablespoon dried thyme
grilling poultry, especially turkey, is- 2 quarts cold water
that the meat can become dry andIn a large pot combine the vegetable
tasteless. A great way to add moisturestock, salt, and herbs over medium heat.
and additional flavor is with a brine.Simmer for about 15 min until the salt
To brine a turkey you'll need to startis dissolved. Remove from heat and
the night before you plan to cook it. Aallow to cool. Add the water.
good rule of thumb is to brine your birdPlace the turkey in your large
for one hour per pound. Here's whatcontainer, and add enough brine to
you'll need:completely cover the turkey within an
- a large stock pot (or another largeinch of completely covering the entire
container of your choice) and enoughbird. Now put it in the refrigerator.
room in your refrigerator for itDon't have room in the refrigerator? A
- saltlarge cooler makes a good container for
- wateryour turkey and brine. If it's cool
- sugaroutside you may not need to worry about
- seasonings (whatever you like)it, but if it's warm you'll want to add
Start with a clean and completely thawedenough ice to keep the turkey cool.
turkey. To make the brine, mix 1 cup ofMonitor the temperature of the brine
salt with 1 gallon of water. You'llclosely during the process to make sure
need more than that, but keep the ratioit stays cool.
of 1 cup salt:1 gallon water. You'llWhen you're ready to prepare your
probably need 2-3 gallons. Add whateverturkey, pull it out of the brine and
seasonings you like, but don't addrinse it off with clean, cold water.
anything that will add additional salt.Throw it on the grill and you're good to
Here's a simple brine recipe, but feelgo. The additional moisture will really
free to experiment with your ownmake a difference!
concoctions.Finally, be careful how you dispose of
Ingredients:your leftover brine. Remember, this is
- 2 quarts vegetable stocksaltwater, so it'll kill your lawn. I
- 1/2 cup saltusually pour it down the sink along with
- 1 tablespoon dried rosemaryadditional clean water.
- 1 tablespoon dried sage



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