turkey brine recipe
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www.obesityhelp.com/forums/DS/4277909/Easy-Peasy-Yummy-Turke y/
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Bingo, you are the winner!! Thank you from my family and my self. I did this for the first time last year and don't plan on not brining ever again. The turkey was soooo delicious. I knew it had very few ingredients. I looked a the pioneer woman and her brine sounds good but a lot of ingredients. I am a lazy cook......lol
Again, many thanks,
Terry
Again, many thanks,
Terry
You must come from a family of chefs My mom and I didn't start brining our turkeys until we started taking classes at Home Cef and really got into cooking. It blows my mind the difference brining a bird makes.
I also love brined pork chops, especially since it is hard to find good pork chops with enough fat in them to keep them from drying out while cooking. One of these days I am going to splurge and buy some heritage pork from Bristol Farms.
Anyhow, it was such a treat running into at Walmart a week ago. Let me know if you ever want to get together and have lunch sometime.
-shelly
I also love brined pork chops, especially since it is hard to find good pork chops with enough fat in them to keep them from drying out while cooking. One of these days I am going to splurge and buy some heritage pork from Bristol Farms.
Anyhow, it was such a treat running into at Walmart a week ago. Let me know if you ever want to get together and have lunch sometime.
-shelly