Turkey brine

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Patio Daddio's Ultimate Thanksgiving Turkey Brine
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I used to wet brine with a mix of 1/2 kosher salt, 1/2 cup of Seasoning Salt and 1 cup sugar per gallon of water for 24 hours. BUT this year I used Naturiffic Harvest brine on our turkey AND it will be the way I brine until I am no loner able to cook. Harvest Brine is a dry brine so it needs to be put on the bird a little longer than a wet, but it is alot easier in my opinion. No cooler, bucket or special container need. Just apply and wrap in plastic wrap tightly and put in a pan and let it work.

It was wonderful! My dad and I were amazed at the juice coming out of the slices when he was carving the turkey. The flavor was wonderful! Totally balanced on all fronts.

Naturiffic is also a BRETHREN owned company so your money is well spent!

I just started using Naturiffic Harvest brine, we have cooked plenty of god birds in the past with a wet brine but this is our new go to

What Dr_No said! Great brine recipe.

I also think Patio Daddio Brines not only keep the bird moist, but they impart an abundance of flavors deep into the bird.

I particularly like the Ultimate Thanksgiving Brine and I also use it on chicken as well.

This year was the first year I've brined a bird. I went for a dry brine. Used Naturiffic's Harvest Brine. I loved it! Great flavor, kept bird moist, but most importantly it got rave reviews from the family!
To be fair, I will try Patio Daddio brine next, then decide my go to.

Thanks for all the positive Harvest Brine feedback! It means a lot to us that y'all are enjoying the results.

For the OP:
Here is an article on the differences between a Wet Brine and a Dry Brine.
http://www.naturiffic.com/blog/introduction-to-brine-brining

One more for Patio Daddio

PattioDaddio brines are good Turkey brine mentioned above is excellent
Brining 101 by Smokin' Okie is also very good