Getting excited for Thanksgiving

[65Westy]

With a downtick in cases i'm hoping that i can finally use the Glen Blue i picked up last year, for this years Thanksgiving turkey! I ordered my Cajun Bandit rotisserie a week back and am excited to spin a bird on it in a few weeks!

having a hard time posting pics...

[JEBIV]

Can't wait to hear the feedback on the roti, maybe I'll get of the fence

[bamakettles]

Sounds like an epic cook!  I'd practice with a chicken or two in the meantime.... Are you going to wet brine?

[65Westy]

Sounds like an epic cook!  I'd practice with a chicken or two in the meantime.... Are you going to wet brine?

When i bake one i always brine it before hand. Planning on doing the same with this one.

[bamakettles]

Sounds like an epic cook!  I'd practice with a chicken or two in the meantime.... Are you going to wet brine?

When i bake one i always brine it before hand. Planning on doing the same with this one.

Nice....I brined a whole chicken this past weekend and it turned out fantastic.  Going forward, I'll always brine....

[bamakettles]

Weber Chicken Brine ingredients, probably just up everything for a turkey.......They recommend chicken in the brine for 6-12 hours.  I went 4 hours and it was great.




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[65Westy]

It makes a big difference. I brine pork chops too.

Sounds like an epic cook!  I'd practice with a chicken or two in the meantime.... Are you going to wet brine?

When i bake one i always brine it before hand. Planning on doing the same with this one.

Nice....I brined a whole chicken this past weekend and it turned out fantastic.  Going forward, I'll always brine....

[65Westy]

Thanks! I think when i brined the turkey i let it go overnight- about 12 hours or so.

Weber Chicken Brine ingredients, probably just up everything for a turkey.......They recommend chicken in the brine for 6-12 hours.  I went 4 hours and it was great.




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