Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => Pit Barrel Cooker Co. => Topic started by: Braddymac on November 29, 2013, 05:31:01 PM
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Did the official turkey day bird in the PBC, May have started a new tradition! Great flavor, Moist, skin was good. Did a dry brine and all savory rub with olive oil. Took about 4 hours for 15lbs with an external temp of 34 degrees. Everyone raved, it was excellent!
Anybody else?
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Wow!
That PBC bird looks outstanding!
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Sounds like the Meathead method that I used, except I did a wet brine. Think I will give the dry brine a try
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Very nice work.
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What a great looking turkey, the PBC rocks!
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Another reason that I am wanting "Santa" to bring me a PBC! 8)
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That looks great! Nice job, Braddymac.
HOS - my fingers are crossed for you.
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Great looking bird, we too did a turkey on the PBC (Go figure ;) also did some amazing elk stuffed mushrooms. I'll post the recipe they were awesome!!
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Great looking bird, we too did a turkey on the PBC (Go figure ;) also did some amazing elk stuffed mushrooms. I'll post the recipe they were awesome!!
Have elk…will find mushrooms…PLEASE post that one!
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That is a great looking bird.
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Thanks everyone!
Been reviewing my notes from the cook, and have learned a few things...
Next time I'm gonna pay more attention to the bird I pick... This one was an all natural Bell and Evans, beautiful bird.... But her nickname must have been Dolly, cause she was a bit heavy up top...
;D
Not that the dark meat suffered too much, but it sure took the white meat longer to come up to temperature than the test butterball I did! And I don't think it was the external temp as much as the size of the breasts (in case you missed the Dolly joke).
If I get another top heavy bird, think I might halve it like the chickens and hang it, or at the very least spatchcock it. But at 15lbs for 4 people, a week later, I'm finally done eating turkey for a while!!! Haha.
Salads, Sammie's, Soup, even Turkey Tetrazinni... I'm ready for the next cook, something different.
Next up, more pig ribs. Will try to get more pics...