willseeyalater
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Registered: Nov 2006
Location: Mayer, MN
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turkey meets smoke YUM
We are serving bbq turkey sandwiches for Sunday dinner, got to feed the in laws so I might as well have what I like. Slaw, pickles, chips and baked bean will be on the table also. Then birthday cake and ice cream....Mr. Seven Year Old is so to be Mr. 8 YRS. Had cut up 11 lb turkey in the Brinkman smoker for three hours last night. Filleted the thigh and breast meat off the bones before brining. It had been in salt, brown sugar brine since Sunday night. With the outdoor temp. at 10 F not much cooking got done but hickory and apple wood smoke got right where it was needed. It smelled so good, once or twice an hour had to go peek at the firebox and toss another chunk of wood in. Two hours more in a 350 F oven and we were done. Smelled like we had a campfire in the oven. Tonight will be the meat pickin and pullin party. Meat has to sit in storage bags until Sunday morning. Had to do it three days ahead because the weather is going to get bad and worse tonight and Saturday. We sliced up and snacked on smoked turkey gizzard last night.....delicious. I got to go get me a pork butt roast and fillet that puppy and dry rub treat it then invite it to take a smoke bath. Heavenly pork meat. Just had to share my latest bbq moment.
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