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To stuff or not to stuff? Turkey talk

Started by LiquidOcelot, November 20, 2019, 08:22:15 AM

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LiquidOcelot

So i know stuffing increases cook time if you engorge the turkey. But what if you are just tossing a few things in for the extra infused flavor and not to eat?

Do you stuff or no?

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FuriousHobbit

Showed my wife the latest from Malcom Reed and I think we're going to give this a go https://howtobbqright.com/2019/11/14/stuffed-smoked-turkey/

The stuffing looks mighty tastey. I know we just have to make sure the stuffing gets up to 165 like the rest of the bird. Hopefully the rest of the bird doesn't get dried out. I'm going to see how this works on the rotisserie. Should be fun! :)

That said, this will be my first time stuffing a bird. And only my second time cooking a turkey myself. Last year smoked one in my camp chef smoker (came out amazing) without stuffing. Looking forward to trying it with stuffing this year.

LiquidOcelot

Quote from: FuriousHobbit on November 20, 2019, 08:34:40 AM
Showed my wife the latest from Malcom Reed and I think we're going to give this a go https://howtobbqright.com/2019/11/14/stuffed-smoked-turkey/

The stuffing looks mighty tastey. I know we just have to make sure the stuffing gets up to 165 like the rest of the bird. Hopefully the rest of the bird doesn't get dried out. I'm going to see how this works on the rotisserie. Should be fun! :)

That said, this will be my first time stuffing a bird. And only my second time cooking a turkey myself. Last year smoked one in my camp chef smoker (came out amazing) without stuffing. Looking forward to trying it with stuffing this year.
Yes his did look hella good. Im doing my first whole bird on the roti and i may toss some herbs, few onion chunks and a half a lemon just for that extra kick.

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kettlebb

My only advice here is if you are trying something for the first time either try to test it ahead of time or cook two birds the day of. If you have a proven method then do a bird that way and buy another bird to experiment with.


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