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ImageUploadedByTapatalk1353626182.661717.jpg. 21 pounder, injected with a creole butter type concoction, patted down with olive oil, rosemary, thyme, S&P. Done in 4.5 hours. Cooked over lump and apple chunks. Delicious!
 
Here's my final product. Brined turkey in a brine with salt, turbinado sugar, SM Season All, and Yardbird. Rubbed with SM Season All and Yardbird. Smoked on the keg with maple at 375. Turned out fantastic.

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Not smoked, but out of the Char Broil oil less turkey "fryer". I injected creole butter and used the Chris Lilly rub and it was awesome.
 

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15 pounder on my Egg. A little heavy on the Plowboys, but it tasted good.

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The Weber kettle rotisserie makes this WAY too easy!! I scored mine on CL for $10 new in box!! 17# bird was brined with PatioDaddio's recipe, then had some apple, onion, garlic, lemon, and orange trussed inside and a little Old Bay sprinkled on the outside. Spun over lump on the Blue Performer with just one chunk of apple at the beginning to keep the smoke on the light side of things. Was absolutely farktastic!
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Wife's German Apple Cake with Apple Cider Carmel Sauce
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Brined with Oakridge BBQ Game Changer and dusted with Secret Weapon.

Never used Wicked Good before and man was I impressed with that stuff.

Turkey turned out great despite my best efforts to overthink it.

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Here's how mine came out. Brined using PAtiodaddios brine recipe for 14 hours, brushed with canola and then sprinkled with some chicken rub I had laying around. Cooked on my UDS for 5 hours and let rest for half hour. The guests loved it!

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15# bird. Brined for 24 hours in Apple juice, water, salt, sugar, rosemary and thyme. Dried in the fridge for 24 hours. Smoked in the mini WSM over KBB and hickory chunks at 350˚ for a little over 4 hours 'til it hit 160˚. It was INSANELY juicy.
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Dry brined oven bird - very simple and fantastic

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Also a ham cured pork butt a'la Phrasty, with a pepper rind and double smoked. I'm done buying hams - gonna do my own from here on out. :thumb:

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