gimme a good recipe for Smoked Turkey

[Bama Believer]

I know Fried is best but I have no Fryer anymore and I do have a smoker,, this looks good, might give it a try

 

[tOSU]

Put some seasoned salt and lemon juice on it, smoke for 4-6 hours, when it's done either feed it to the dog or throw it away and put one of these on the grill.

 

[RazzlDazzl]

Smoked whole chicken and turkey are probably the two most difficult things to correctly smoke. By correctly, I mean juicy meat and a crispy skin.

I brine mine overnight, dry and season inside, out, and under the skin, cold smoke for a few hours, then deep fry.

Without a fryer you can come damn close finishing it in the oven without a fryer, but elevate the bird so it doesn't sit in the rendered liquid.

 

[midcal]

I smoked the turkey last year and it turned out better than any baked or fried turkey Ive ever had. All I did was brine it overnight and smoke it at about 225 for five or six hours. The white meat was delicious, but holy shit, the dark meat was amazing. I didn’t know turkey could be so flavorful.

 

[Bama Believer]

Put some seasoned salt and lemon juice on it, smoke for 4-6 hours, when it's done either feed it to the dog or throw it away and put one of these on the grill.
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[RazzlDazzl]

Put some seasoned salt and lemon juice on it, smoke for 4-6 hours, when it's done either feed it to the dog or throw it away and put one of these on the grill.
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Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve gatherings at the RazzlDazzl house have always included smoked pork shoulder, turkey like I described above, fried shrimp, the best Apalachicola oysters you can find, and all the fixins. Never steak, but I'm not opposed to change.

 

[Tenn"cock]