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dry brining vs wet brining for poultry

Started by jd, April 18, 2017, 09:15:17 AM

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Depending on what I'm making Ill do both.

If I'm curing the chicken for smoking and slicing into deli type lunch meat or sausages a dry brine gives more control of moisture and flavor.

A short 24 hour, or shorter, brine for a really juicy bird on the dinner table will usually get a wet brine. Any more than 24 swimming and the quality suffers by making the meat unnaturally wet & soft.
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