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I'm sure this has been covered, but I've yet to find it.... What is the best way to smoke a stand alone turkey breast?
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Is this Heaven.... no... it's Iowa. |
Welcome to the Forum Garrison. There is no single best way to cook that. But check under Poultry Archives....second page.... lots of help under "turkey breasts".
I like to rub them with mayo & CD Chicken Rub. Cook at 225* with 1 oz of apply to ain internal temp of 160*. As soon as I get done one, it is gone and I have to cook another! Bob |
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I don't know about a best,but I brine overnight,rub under skin,cover with vinegar or butter soaked cheesecloth, couple oz fruitwood,cook at 250�to 160�internal.
Foil and let stand at least 30 mins. |
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Smokin Okie Competition Team. |
I'm like Tom, I brine and do it just like he said.
Did a search on "turkey breast" in "all open forums" and got 101 results. Some interesting reading and variations. Some don't brine, some inject. Different methods all around. |
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Thanks for pointing me in the right direction and for sharing your ideas! Decisions, decisions�
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I'm about to cook my first breasts also. I've read a bunch of posts and see that some flip the birds half-way through and some don't. What are the pros and cons of this??? Thanks!
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Smokin Okie Competition Team. |
Kully,
The "flip" is usually mentioned for a whole bird. Since you're cooking a breast only, you don't need to flip unless you want to. You can flip if you want to, just for even smoking, some do, some don't. |
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