Yet Another Turkey Thread w/ qview

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solaryellow

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We have been brining and smoking our turkeys for the last 4 or 5 years as it really helps my wife out by freeing up the oven for her awesome side dishes not to mention it always turns out great. This year I decided to give Tip's brine and spritz a try. All I can say is that it was incredible. We got a 12lbs natural bird from Whole Foods and it cooked a lot faster than I expected. Here is the qview.


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Just about time to take it off. I threw a couple of sausages on just because I could.
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After resting for about 30 minutes.

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Cornbread sausage stuffing.

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Traditional stuffing.

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Candied yams.

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Bean salad and cranberry sauce.

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I want to do it all over again.
 
Solar, that is one of the best looking birds I've seen yet. Make sure you toss a picture of that into the throwdown.


It seems to be a common comment around here the last couple of days that many were saying their birds were coming up to temp much faster than expected.
 
It rose surprisingly fast. I had to dial down the temp for the last two hours to try and stretch it out to hit dinner time. I have never had a bird cook this fast before.
 
That bird looks great, lots of times you can hardly make out the smoke ring, especially after taking a picture but that one was a nice deep pink.
Great job!
 
I'm with the Dude on this one that hast to be one of the best looking turkeys of this years that I have also seen. You really did outdo yoursef with that spread too. I'm sure that you all enjoyed that dinner too.
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THROWDOWN winner there.
 
There isn't much in the way of leftovers left, that is for sure. I am tempted to redo this for Christmas but I am already committed to making my first smoked prime rib.
 
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