Turkey and cheese in the Smokin'-It #3

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dert

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Here's what I'm doing today....

A 25# turkey brined and injected with a salt/ cure#2 solution overnight. 3 cups of rock salt and 2 teaspoons of cure into about 2.5 gallons, into a 5 gallon bucket just enough to cover.

Cold smoking some cheese on top with a box from Costco...22 degrees F here in MN today.

Turkey in at 1:30 PM @ 250 degrees F, cheese on top at 2:00 PM.

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Love that cardboard cold smoker! However, you wouldn't leave a turkey hanging outside here, something would eat it.

Disco
 
Love that cardboard cold smoker! However, you wouldn't leave a turkey hanging outside here, something would eat it.

Disco

That's funny! I just hung it there to drip for a half hour or so...

Any longer she would have froze!
 
I'll hit the cheese in the SI cold smoker chamber after the turkey is done...

It's 156 at 6:30...
 
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