Why not this one that is $33 cheaper?
A couple of years ago my wife and I did BBQ thanksgiving, smoked turkey thighs(because white meat sucks) with a memphis rub, collards, cornbread stuffing. Good times.
For Regular Turkey, I’ve just been using Alton Brown’s brine for the last couple of years. I usually play with the volume of spices a bit.
I think I use the same cooking method he suggests as well, 500 for 30, then 300 or 350 until done. Never had a problem with a dry bird.
A probe thermometer is your friend, and if you’re buying frozen birds, you’re doing it wrong you cheap fucks.
Or for $47 you can buy a smoker, with a basin for wood, a basin for water, two grill racks, and an access door:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Brinkmann-Smoke-N-Grill-Charcoal-Smoker/876295
http://www.homedepot.com/s/metal%20garbage%20can?NCNI-5
looks like home depot has them at half the price
So you do a couple cups of salt plus a jar of spices, or just a jar of spices?
I should note, I did another one of these 2 weekends ago. Brined it for almost 48 hours, then straight into the rotisserie. Boom.
Nice catch on price! I just took the first thing from google. The jar is tons of salt with some spices added.
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wtf why is this so expensive
Edit: Just noticed it was a 12 pack
LOLOLOLOL!!!